Sharjah Bus Station 2026: Al Jubail, Rolla, Routes, Timings & Fares

Sharjah Bus Station searches usually refer to the emirate’s main public bus network centred around Al Jubail Bus Station and Al Rolla Bus Station.

Al Jubail is the main hub for intercity travel, especially buses connecting Sharjah with Dubai, Ajman and Fujairah. Rolla is more focused on frequent local routes serving areas such as Sahara Centre, Safari Mall, Muwaileh, Al Saja’a and Sharjah Airport.

Public bus services are managed by the Sharjah Roads and Transport Authority (SRTA).

For most passengers, the easiest way to understand the network is:

Al Jubail Bus Station → main intercity hub
Al Rolla Bus Station → major local-bus hub
Sayer Card → main smart-card option for Sharjah buses
E303/E306/E307/E307A → important Dubai corridors
99 → Al Jubail to Sharjah International Airport
1, 3, 7, 8, 14, 14X, 15, 77, 88 and 88X → important local Sharjah routes

Sharjah Bus Station Quick Guide

Detail	Information
Transport authority	Sharjah Roads and Transport Authority (SRTA)
Main intercity station	Al Jubail Bus Station
Major local hub	Al Rolla Bus Station
General network hours	Around 6:00 AM–11:00 PM
Selected services	Can operate earlier or overnight
Local payment	Sayer Card or cash
Detailed local cash fare	Around AED 8
Detailed Sayer fare	Around AED 6
Dubai routes	E303, E306, E307, E307A, E303A, E304, E308
Ajman corridor	E400
Fujairah	E700
Sharjah Airport	Routes 14, 15 and 99
Sahara Centre	Routes 1, 7, 8
Safari Mall	Route 3
Muwaileh	Route 14X
Al Saja’a	Routes 77, 88, 88X

What Is the Main Bus Station in Sharjah?

Al Jubail Bus Station is the main Sharjah bus station for intercity travel.

It is located close to Sharjah Corniche and functions as the principal departure and arrival point for many services connecting Sharjah with Dubai and other emirates.

Passengers use Al Jubail for:

Dubai buses;
Ajman connections;
Fujairah services;
Sharjah Airport travel;
local Sharjah buses;
taxis;
and transfers toward Rolla and other city districts.

Is Al Jubail Bus Station the Same as Rolla Bus Station?

No.

They are separate transport areas.

Al Jubail Bus Station

Al Jubail is the main intercity transport hub.

It has organised bus bays, waiting facilities, ticketing services, Sayer facilities and taxi access.

Al Rolla Bus Station

Rolla is primarily a cluster of local bus stops around Rolla Square, Rolla Park and Rolla Mall.

It is especially useful for city routes toward:

Sahara Centre;
Safari Mall;
Muwaileh;
Al Saja’a;
Al Nahda;
industrial areas;
and Sharjah Airport.

The two hubs are close enough to connect easily, but passengers should not assume they are the same terminal.

Major Bus Stations in Sharjah

Al Jubail Bus Station

Best for:

Dubai;
Ajman;
Fujairah;
airport connections;
intercity buses;
and city transfers.

Nearby places include:

Souq Al Jubail;
Sharjah Corniche;
Central Souq;
Rolla;
and Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilisation.

Al Rolla Bus Station

Best for:

frequent city routes;
Sahara Centre;
Safari Mall;
Muwaileh;
Al Saja’a;
local residential districts;
and industrial areas.

Nearby landmarks include:

Rolla Mall;
Rolla Park;
Al Mahatta Museum;
and central Rolla shopping streets.

Muwaileh Bus Terminal

Muwaileh also plays an important role in Sharjah’s local network, particularly for commuters, students and residents travelling around University City, Muwaileh Commercial and surrounding areas.

Sharjah Bus Station Timings

Sharjah’s general bus network operates primarily from early morning until late evening.

A useful general planning window is:

6:00 AM to 11:00 PM

However, this does not apply to every route.

Some services:

start before 6:00 AM;
finish earlier;
operate later at night;
or continue into the early hours of the next morning.

Route 99 to Sharjah Airport is an important example of a service that operates far beyond normal daytime hours.

Peak Bus Hours in Sharjah

The busiest travel periods are generally:

Morning: 7:00 AM–9:00 AM

Evening: 5:00 PM–7:00 PM

During these periods:

buses can be busier;
queues may be longer;
Dubai-bound services can fill quickly;
and road congestion can increase travel time.

Mid-morning and early afternoon are generally easier for passengers with flexible schedules.

Al Jubail Bus Station to Dubai

Al Jubail has several important Dubai connections.

Route	Dubai Destination
E303	Union Square Bus Station
E306	Al Ghubaiba Bus Station
E307	Deira City Centre Bus Station
E307A	Abu Hail Metro
E303A	Sabkha Bus Station
E304	Satwa Bus Station
E308	Stadium Bus Station

These routes give Sharjah commuters several options depending on where they need to reach in Dubai.

E303: Al Jubail to Union Square Bus Station

The E303 connects Al Jubail with Union Square Bus Station in Deira.

This is one of the main commuter routes between Sharjah and central Deira.

It is useful for passengers travelling toward:

Union Metro Station;
Al Rigga;
Deira;
Baniyas;
and Red/Green Line Metro connections.

Approximate journey time under lighter traffic is around:

40–60 minutes

Dubai–Sharjah congestion can make the journey significantly longer.

E306: Al Jubail to Al Ghubaiba

The E306 connects Sharjah Al Jubail with Al Ghubaiba Bus Station.

Al Ghubaiba is particularly useful for:

Bur Dubai;
Dubai Creek;
Al Fahidi;
Metro connections;
abra services;
and onward buses.

Allow approximately 50–65 minutes or more, depending on traffic.

E307: Al Jubail to Deira City Centre

The E307 connects Al Jubail with Deira City Centre Bus Station.

This route is useful for:

City Centre Deira;
Port Saeed;
Deira hotels;
Metro connections;
and nearby commercial areas.

Approximate journey time:

around 45–60 minutes, depending on traffic.

E307A: Al Jubail to Abu Hail Metro

The E307A serves the Abu Hail Metro corridor.

This gives passengers a useful connection to the Dubai Metro Green Line.

It is especially practical for commuters travelling toward:

Abu Hail;
Al Qusais;
Al Nahda Dubai;
and nearby northern Dubai districts.

E303A: Al Jubail to Sabkha

The E303A connects the Sharjah Al Jubail area with Sabkha Bus Station in Deira.

Sabkha is useful for reaching:

Naif;
Deira markets;
Baniyas;
Gold Souq area;
and older central Deira districts.

E304: Al Jubail to Satwa

The E304 provides a Dubai connection toward Satwa Bus Station.

This is useful for passengers travelling toward:

Al Satwa;
World Trade Centre area;
Jumeirah-side connections;
and central Dubai.

E308: Stadium to Al Jubail

The E308 links Al Jubail with the Stadium area in Dubai.

Passengers travelling to parts of northern Dubai can compare E308 with E307A and other Deira-side services to choose the most convenient connection.

E400 and the Union–Ajman Corridor

The E400 also appears frequently around Al Jubail.

It operates on the Union Square–Ajman corridor and serves the Al Jubail transport area.

Because the displayed direction can vary, check the destination sign before boarding rather than assuming every E400 bus is going to the same terminus.

Wednesday Morning Al Jubail Bus Timetable

A recent Wednesday schedule from the Al Jubail Bus Station – 02 stop shows how frequent Dubai-side services can be in the early morning.

Route	Direction	Departure
E400	Union Square	4:36 AM
E307	Deira City Centre	5:00 AM
E303	Union Square	5:00 AM
E400	Union Square	5:01 AM
E307	Deira City Centre	5:20 AM
E400	Union Square	5:22 AM
E307A	Abu Hail Metro	5:30 AM
E303	Union Square	5:30 AM
E303A	Sabkha	5:35 AM
E400	Union Square	5:37 AM
E307	Deira City Centre	5:40 AM
E400	Union Square	5:52 AM
E303A	Sabkha	5:55 AM
E307	Deira City Centre	6:00 AM
E307A	Abu Hail Metro	6:00 AM
E303	Union Square	6:00 AM
E400	Union Square	6:07 AM
E307	Deira City Centre	6:12 AM
E303A	Sabkha	6:15 AM
E307A	Abu Hail Metro	6:20 AM
E303	Union Square	6:20 AM
E400	Union Square	6:22 AM

Some timetable entries are buses arriving back toward Al Jubail rather than departing to Dubai, so always check the displayed direction, not just the route number.

Sharjah Bus Station to Ajman

The E400 serves the broader Union Square–Ajman corridor and passes through the Al Jubail transport network.

Ajman is close to Sharjah, making bus travel practical for daily commuting.

Journey times depend strongly on traffic.

Sharjah Bus Station to Fujairah

The E700 is associated with the Sharjah–Fujairah intercity connection.

Approximate journey time:

around 2.5 hours

Because this is a long-distance route, check the current departure time before arriving at Al Jubail.

Sharjah Bus Station to Abu Dhabi

Sharjah’s intercity network includes Abu Dhabi travel, but route listings for this corridor vary considerably.

Passengers should check the current Al Jubail departure board or SRTA intercity information for the active direct service and route number.

Do not rely on an old E-route number without confirming it first.

Sharjah Bus Station to Al Ain

Al Ain can also be reached through the wider UAE intercity network.

Direct and connecting arrangements can change, so confirm the current departure at Al Jubail before planning a long-distance trip.

Al Jubail Bus Station to Sharjah Airport

The most important direct airport route from Al Jubail is:

Route 99

Route 99 Timings

Direction	First Bus	Last Bus	Frequency
Jubail → Sharjah Airport	6:10 AM	4:30 AM next day	15–30 min
Sharjah Airport → Jubail	6:15 AM	5:30 AM next day	15–30 min

Route 99 is particularly useful because it operates far later than most ordinary Sharjah city buses.

Other Sharjah Airport Bus Routes

Sharjah International Airport is also served by local routes including:

Route 14;
Route 15;
and Route 99.

Which one is best depends on where you begin your journey.

Route 14: Al Sharq to Sharjah Airport

Route 14 serves:

Al Sharq → Al Arouba → Rolla → King Faisal Street → Maliha Road → Al Gharayen → Al Nouf → Sharjah National Park → Sharjah International Airport

Route 14 Timings

Direction	First Bus	Last Bus	Frequency
Al Sharq → Airport	6:30 AM	10:30 PM	Every 15 min
Airport → Al Sharq	6:50 AM	10:25 PM	Every 15 min

Route 15: Rolla to Sharjah Airport

Route 15 also links Rolla with the airport corridor.

Route 15 Timings

Day	Direction	First	Last	Frequency
Weekdays	Rolla → Airport	6:10 AM	10:50 PM	20 min
Weekdays	Airport → Rolla	6:45 AM	8:00 PM	20 min
Weekends	Rolla → Airport	6:30 AM	8:40 PM	25 min
Weekends	Airport → Rolla	6:30 AM	8:40 PM	25 min

Local Bus Routes From Rolla

Rolla is one of the most important starting points for local Sharjah routes.

Major services include:

Route	Main Destination
1	Sahara Centre
3	Safari Mall
7	Sahara Mall via Aquarium
8	Sahara Mall
14	Sharjah Airport corridor
14X	Muwaileh
15	Sharjah Airport
77	Muwaileh–Al Saja’a
88	Al Saja’a
88X	Al Saja’a Industrial Area

Route 1: Rolla to Sahara Centre

Route 1 is one of Sharjah’s important local commuter services.

Main stops include:

Rolla → Jubail → Central Souq → King Abdul Aziz Street → Isteqlaal Street → King Faisal Street → Industrial Area → Al Nahda Park → Sahara Centre

Route 1 Weekday Timings

A detailed timetable shows changing frequency throughout the day.

Rolla → Sahara Centre

Period	Frequency
6:00 AM–8:51 AM	About 19 min
9:10 AM–2:50 PM	About 85 min
3:10 PM–7:55 PM	About 19 min
8:14 PM–10:22 PM	About 85 min

Sahara Centre → Rolla

Period	Frequency
6:10 AM–9:39 AM	About 19 min
9:50 AM–3:30 PM	About 85 min
3:55 PM–8:02 PM	About 19 min
8:21 PM–11:00 PM	About 85 min

Weekend frequency is generally around 20–30 minutes during the published service windows.

Because different timetable summaries show slightly different first/last times, check the current schedule when travelling close to the beginning or end of service.

Route 3: Rolla to Safari Mall

Route 3 connects Rolla with Safari Mall through important central and industrial areas.

Main stops include:

Jubail;
Central Souq;
King Faisal Street;
Jamal Abdul Naser Street;
Al Khan;
industrial districts;
Maliha Road;
Muwaileh Road;
and Safari Mall.

Route 3 Timings

Day	Direction	First	Last	Frequency
Weekdays	Rolla → Safari Mall	6:05 AM	10:05 PM	10–15 min
Weekdays	Safari → Rolla	6:40 AM	9:50 PM	10–15 min
Weekends	Rolla → Safari	6:20 AM	9:50 PM	15–20 min
Weekends	Safari → Rolla	6:40 AM	9:35 PM	15–20 min

Route 7: Rolla to Sahara Mall

Route 7 travels through the Sharjah waterfront and Al Taawun corridor.

Main areas include:

Jubail;
Corniche;
Al Khalidia;
Sharjah Aquarium;
Al Taawun;
Expo Centre;
Al Nahda;
Sahara Mall.

Route 7 Timings

Day	Direction	First	Last	Frequency
Weekdays	Rolla → Sahara Mall	6:10 AM	10:50 PM	10 min
Weekdays	Sahara → Rolla	6:20 AM	10:00 PM	10 min
Weekends	Rolla → Sahara	7:00 AM	10:50 PM	15 min
Weekends	Sahara → Rolla	8:00 AM	10:40 PM	15 min

Route 8: Rolla to Sahara Mall

Route 8 is another direct option for the Sahara Centre/Sahara Mall area.

Main stops include:

Sheikh Saqr Bin Khaled Street;
Al Wahda Street;
Al Khan;
Al Nahda Park;
and Sahara Mall.

Route 8 Timings

Day	Direction	First	Last	Frequency
Weekdays	Rolla → Sahara	6:10 AM	10:40 PM	20 min
Weekdays	Sahara → Rolla	6:35 AM	11:15 PM	20 min
Weekends	Rolla → Sahara	6:30 AM	10:00 PM	25 min
Weekends	Sahara → Rolla	6:45 AM	10:15 PM	25 min

Route 14X: Rolla to Muwaileh

The 14X connects central Sharjah with Muwaileh Commercial and the University City district.

Main corridor:

Rolla → Al Wahda Road → Industrial Areas → Muwaileh Commercial → University City

Approximate journey:

around 50 minutes

Route 14X Timings

Day	Direction	First	Last	Frequency
Weekdays	Rolla → Muwaileh	6:23 AM	10:00 PM	15 min
Weekdays	Muwaileh → Rolla	6:25 AM	10:00 PM	15 min
Weekends	Rolla → Muwaileh	6:17 AM	10:00 PM	20 min
Weekends	Muwaileh → Rolla	6:40 AM	9:49 PM	20 min

Route 77: Muwaileh to Al Saja’a

Route 77 links:

Muwaileh → Maliha Road → Emirates Road → Al Dhaid Road → Al Saja’a

Route 77 Timings

Direction	First	Last	Frequency
Muwaileh → Al Saja’a	7:00 AM	9:00 PM	30 min
Al Saja’a → Muwaileh	8:00 AM	8:00 PM	30 min

Weekend timings are generally similar.

Route 88: Rolla to Al Saja’a

Route 88 connects Rolla with Al Saja’a.

Route 88 Timings

Day	Direction	First	Last	Frequency
Weekdays	Rolla → Al Saja’a	6:00 AM	10:25 PM	15 min
Weekdays	Al Saja’a → Rolla	6:40 AM	9:25 PM	15 min
Weekends	Rolla → Al Saja’a	6:30 AM	9:50 PM	20 min
Weekends	Al Saja’a → Rolla	6:40 AM	9:30 PM	20 min

Route 88X: Rolla to Al Saja’a Industrial Area

The 88X covers a longer Al Saja’a corridor.

Main areas include:

Jubail;
Maliha Road;
Wasit Road;
Sharjah Airport;
Al Rahmaniyah;
and Al Saja’a Industrial Area.

Route 88X Timings

Day	Direction	First	Last	Frequency
Weekdays	Rolla → Al Saja’a	6:00 AM	10:15 PM	20 min
Weekdays	Al Saja’a → Rolla	6:35 AM	10:00 PM	20 min
Weekends	Rolla → Al Saja’a	6:20 AM	9:40 PM	25 min
Weekends	Al Saja’a → Rolla	6:35 AM	9:55 PM	25 min

Sharjah Bus Fares

Sharjah’s local bus network uses both cash and the Sayer Card.

A detailed fare schedule lists:

Payment Method	Typical Local Fare
Cash	AED 8
Sayer Card	AED 6

Some individual route summaries list a general fare of around AED 8, while longer or special routes may cost more.

Intercity fares vary by destination.

What Is a Sayer Card?

The Sayer Card is Sharjah’s smart transport card for bus travel.

It is useful for frequent passengers because it provides:

cashless payment;
easier boarding;
stored travel balance;
and lower fares on many local services.

Where Can I Buy a Sayer Card?

Sayer Cards can be purchased or topped up at major locations including:

Al Jubail Bus Station;
Rolla;
SRTA counters;
selected kiosks;
and supported ticketing locations.

How to Use a Sayer Card

For supported buses:

keep enough balance on the card;
board at an official bus stop;
tap the Sayer Card when required;
follow the applicable tap-out procedure.

Keeping the card topped up before peak travel helps avoid delays.

Can You Pay Cash on Sharjah Buses?

Yes, cash payment is supported on many Sharjah services.

However, the Sayer Card is generally more convenient for regular passengers and may offer a lower fare.

Keep small denominations when planning to pay cash.

Facilities at Al Jubail Bus Station

Al Jubail offers facilities designed for local and long-distance travellers.

Facility	Available
Air-conditioned waiting areas	Yes
Shaded bus bays	Yes
Ticket counters	Yes
Sayer vending/top-up services	Yes
Restrooms	Yes
Taxi access	Yes
Parking/drop-off	Available
Shops/food nearby	Yes

Facilities Around Rolla Bus Station

Rolla’s facilities are distributed around the station cluster rather than concentrated in one large terminal building.

Passengers can find:

shaded shelters;
seating;
taxi ranks;
public parking;
Rolla Mall;
restaurants;
shops;
and other services around Rolla Square.

Nearby Bus Stops Around Al Jubail

Several public transport stops are located within walking distance of Al Jubail.

Stop	Approx. Walking Time
Rolla Bus Stop	13 min
Al Arouba Street Bus Stop 2	14 min
King Faisal Road – Old Gold Souq	16 min
King Faisal Road – Gold Souk (Old)	16 min

Walking times are approximate and depend on the exact station exit or boarding bay.

Nearby Attractions From Sharjah Bus Station

Souq Al Jubail

Souq Al Jubail is immediately associated with the Al Jubail area and is convenient for:

fresh produce;
seafood;
meat;
and local shopping.

Central Souq / Blue Souq

Central Souq is served by several central Sharjah routes.

It is known for:

gold;
antiques;
carpets;
gifts;
and traditional shopping.

Sharjah Corniche

Al Jubail is close to Sharjah Corniche, making the station useful for passengers visiting waterfront areas.

Sharjah Aquarium

Routes through the Al Khan and Aquarium corridor, particularly Route 7, provide convenient access to Sharjah Aquarium and the Maritime Museum.

Sahara Centre

Sahara Centre is served by multiple local routes including:

Route 1;
Route 7;
and Route 8.

Safari Mall

Safari Mall is primarily associated with Route 3 from Rolla.

Sharjah National Park

The airport-road corridor provides access toward Sharjah National Park, including services such as Route 14.

Al Majaz Waterfront

Al Majaz is accessible through central Sharjah routes and onward transport from Al Jubail or Rolla.

How to Check Sharjah Bus Timings

For current route information, passengers can use:

SRTA journey information;
live station displays;
route maps;
Google Maps;
or supported navigation apps.

Live checking is especially important:

early in the morning;
late at night;
on weekends;
during Ramadan;
on public holidays;
and before intercity trips.

Travel Tips for Sharjah Bus Passengers

Check Whether You Need Jubail or Rolla

Use Al Jubail for most intercity trips.

Use Rolla for many local Sharjah routes.

Check the Destination, Not Only the Route Number

Some routes pass through Al Jubail while travelling between two other terminals.

Arrive Early for Dubai Buses

Dubai-bound buses can become busy during commuter hours.

Keep Your Sayer Card Topped Up

A Sayer Card can save time and usually costs less than a cash local fare.

Allow Extra Time for Dubai–Sharjah Traffic

A trip that normally takes 40–60 minutes can take much longer during peak periods.

Use Route 99 for Late Airport Travel

Route 99 operates substantially later than many ordinary city routes.

Check Weekend Timings

Several Rolla routes have different first buses, last buses and frequencies on weekends.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Assuming Al Jubail and Rolla Are the Same Station

They are separate transport hubs.

Going to Rolla for an Intercity Dubai Bus Without Checking

Most major Dubai intercity services are associated with Al Jubail.

Assuming Every Sharjah Bus Costs AED 8

Cash local fares are commonly around AED 8, while Sayer fares can be lower and longer routes differ.

Assuming Every Bus Stops at Sharjah Airport

Routes 14, 15 and 99 serve different airport corridors.

Ignoring the Direction Display

Routes such as E400 can show different terminal directions.

Relying on an Old Intercity Route Number

Long-distance Abu Dhabi and other emirate services should be checked before departure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Main Bus Station in Sharjah?

Al Jubail Bus Station is the main intercity bus hub in Sharjah.

Is Al Jubail Bus Station the Same as Sharjah Central Bus Station?

Al Jubail is commonly treated as Sharjah’s main or central intercity bus station.

Is Al Jubail the Same as Rolla Bus Station?

No. Al Jubail and Rolla are separate hubs.

What Is Rolla Bus Station Used For?

Rolla primarily serves local routes toward Sahara Centre, Safari Mall, Muwaileh, Al Saja’a, the airport and other Sharjah districts.

What Are Sharjah Bus Station Operating Hours?

Most services operate primarily between about 6:00 AM and 11:00 PM, although individual routes can start earlier or run later.

Which Bus Goes From Sharjah to Union Square?

Use E303 from the Al Jubail area.

Which Bus Goes From Sharjah to Al Ghubaiba?

Use E306.

Which Bus Goes From Sharjah to Deira City Centre?

Use E307.

Which Bus Goes From Sharjah to Abu Hail Metro?

Use E307A.

Which Bus Goes From Sharjah to Sabkha?

Use E303A.

Is There a Sharjah to Satwa Bus?

The E304 connects the Satwa–Al Jubail corridor.

Which Bus Goes to Sharjah Airport From Al Jubail?

Use Route 99.

What Time Does Route 99 Start?

From Jubail toward Sharjah Airport, the timetable starts around 6:10 AM.

Does Route 99 Run at Night?

Yes. Services can continue until around 4:30 AM the next day from Jubail, making Route 99 one of the most useful late-night airport connections.

Which Bus Goes From Rolla to Sahara Centre?

Use Route 1.

Routes 7 and 8 also serve the broader Sahara Mall/Centre corridor.

Which Bus Goes From Rolla to Safari Mall?

Use Route 3.

Which Bus Goes From Rolla to Muwaileh?

Use Route 14X.

Which Bus Goes From Rolla to Al Saja’a?

Routes 88 and 88X serve the Rolla–Al Saja’a corridor.

How Much Is the Sharjah Bus Fare?

A detailed local fare schedule lists approximately:

AED 8 cash
AED 6 with Sayer Card

Route-specific and intercity fares can differ.

What Is a Sayer Card?

Sayer is Sharjah’s bus smart card for cashless public transport payment.

Where Can I Buy a Sayer Card?

Sayer Cards are available at major terminals such as Al Jubail and Rolla, as well as supported SRTA counters.

Can I Pay Cash on Sharjah Buses?

Yes, cash is accepted on many services, although Sayer is generally more convenient for regular passengers.

Does Al Jubail Bus Station Have Toilets?

Yes.

Are There Waiting Areas?

Yes. Al Jubail has shaded and air-conditioned waiting facilities.

Are Taxis Available at Al Jubail?

Yes. Taxi connections are available outside the station.

Is Sharjah Bus Service Available on Weekends?

Yes. Sharjah buses operate throughout the week, although first buses, last buses and frequencies can differ on weekends.

Final Sharjah Bus Station Guide

For most travellers, understanding the difference between Sharjah’s two main hubs makes the network much easier to use.

Al Jubail Bus Station → intercity and Dubai connections

Al Rolla Bus Station → frequent local Sharjah routes

For Dubai:

E303 → Union Square

E306 → Al Ghubaiba

E307 → Deira City Centre

E307A → Abu Hail Metro

E303A → Sabkha

E304 → Satwa

For Sharjah Airport:

99 → Al Jubail ↔ Sharjah International Airport

14 / 15 → other Sharjah Airport corridors

For local travel:

1 → Sahara Centre

3 → Safari Mall

7 / 8 → Sahara Mall

14X → Muwaileh

77 / 88 / 88X → Al Saja’a corridors

For payment, keep a topped-up Sayer Card ready if you travel regularly. Cash remains available on many routes, but Sayer can provide a lower local fare.

Always check the current route direction, departure time and station before travelling, particularly for Dubai, airport and long-distance journeys.