Q Mobility develop parking solutions in KEZAD

Services include development and management of the 84,000 sqm truck-parking and on-street parking in KEZAD Mussafa.
Khalifa Economic Zones Abu Dhabi – KEZAD Group, one of the largest operators of integrated and purpose-built economic zones in the region and Q Mobility, a subsidiary of ADQ, that manages and operates parking and toll solutions in Abu Dhabi, have announced an agreement to develop a truck-parking facility in ICAD I – KEZAD Mussafah and improve parking experience across wider KEZAD Mussafah.
Q Mobility will develop and operate the 84,000 square metre truck-parking facility in ICAD I – KEZAD Musaffah to enable efficient and uninterrupted truck movement in the area. Q Mobility will also manage on-street parking across ICAD I, II and III – KEZAD Mussafah as well as Rahayel Automotive City, to facilitate smooth traffic flow within KEZAD’s industrial and commercial zones.
The move is aimed at creating seamless user experiences and integrate parking spaces within KEZAD into the wider Abu Dhabi environment. Q Mobility will provide advanced parking solutions to optimise traffic flow, decongest heavy and light vehicle traffic including options for large fleet owners in KEZAD Musaffah.
The agreement envisions providing superior user experience through development of relevant value added services and amenities to improve the ecosystem within KEZAD.
Abdullah Al Hameli, CEO, Economic Cities & Free Zones, AD Ports Group said: “As KEZAD continues to welcome world-class local and international businesses into its ecosystems, there is an impending need to streamline parking spaces to help cater to the growing traffic needs within our zones. Teaming up with Q Mobility, we are assured of the best opportunity to explore the development of sustainable and integrated solutions that support the emirate’s growth and development as part of Abu Dhabi’s vision.”
Mohamed Hussein Karmastaji, CEO of Q Mobility, said: “This agreement marks a key milestone in our ongoing efforts to enhance and integrate parking services across the emirate of Abu Dhabi. It reflects our firm commitment to delivering smart and sustainable mobility solutions. Through this partnership, we aim to introduce integrated services that improve traffic flow within KEZAD, in alignment with the emirate’s vision for sustainable urban development driven by innovation and operational excellence.”
The agreement between KEZAD Group and Q Mobility will ensure reliable and hassle-free service to improve the traffic system within KEZAD’s fast-growing industrial and commercial ecosystems, guaranteeing access to enhanced user experience and trusted support.
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