Travelling from Dubai to Sharjah by bus is quite easy and affordable! Here are the key details:
Public Bus Routes:
- The main bus operator for this route is the RTA (Roads and Transport Authority) in Dubai.
- The bus service between Dubai and Sharjah is frequent, with buses typically running every 15-30 minutes.
Popular Routes:
- E100 (Dubai to Sharjah)
- Starting Point: Al Ghubaiba Bus Station (Dubai)
- Ending Point: Al Jubail Bus Station (Sharjah)
- This is one of the most common routes and is quite affordable.
- E101 (Dubai to Sharjah)
- Starting Point: Al Satwa Bus Station (Dubai)
- Ending Point: Al Jubail Bus Station (Sharjah)
- Another popular route connecting Dubai and Sharjah.
- E308 (Dubai to Sharjah)
- Starting Point: Stadium Bus Station in Dubai
- Ending Poin Al Jubail Bus Station in Sharjah
Cost:
- The fare is usually around AED 12 (for a single journey).
- Payment can be made using a NOL card, which is used for public transport across Dubai.
Travel Time:
- The travel time usually ranges between 40 minutes to 1 hour, depending on traffic conditions.
Timings:
- Buses run daily, typically from early morning until late at night. It’s best to check the exact schedule at the bus stations or on the RTA website for the most current timings.
Other Options:
- Taxi or Uber: If you’re looking for a more direct, faster option, taxis or ride-hailing services like Uber and Careem are available, but they’ll be more expensive.
To get the most accurate and up-to-date schedule for buses from Dubai to Sharjah, I would recommend checking the RTA website or the S’hail app (RTA’s public transport app), as bus timings can vary slightly by day or time of day. However, here’s a general idea based on typical patterns:
Bus Timings:
- E100 (Al Ghubaiba to Al Jubail)
- First Bus: Around 5:00 AM
- Last Bus: Around 11:00 PM
- Buses usually depart every 15–30 minutes during peak hours, and slightly less frequently during off-peak times.
- E101 (Al Satwa to Al Jubail)
- First Bus: Around 5:00 AM
- Last Bus: Around 11:00 PM
- These buses also run every 15–30 minutes depending on the time of day.
Peak Hours (Weekdays):
- Morning rush (7:00 AM – 9:00 AM): More frequent buses as both cities see heavy traffic and commuters traveling to work.
- Evening rush (4:00 PM – 6:00 PM): Expect buses to be more crowded and the wait time might increase.
Non-Peak Hours (Weekdays & Weekends):
- Buses are less frequent, but still run throughout the day and night, with typically 30-minute intervals between buses.
Travel Time:
- On average, the trip takes 40-60 minutes depending on traffic, especially during rush hours. Outside peak traffic, it might be quicker.
