All You Need To Know About Sharjah Bus Routes & Directions

Sharjah has a well-connected public bus system managed by SRTA. It links major areas like Rolla, Muwaileh, Sahara Centre, Safari Mall, and Sharjah Airport. Whether you’re a resident, tourist, or worker, these buses offer an affordable way to travel.

Below are answers to the most common questions about Sharjah bus routes, timings, stops, and fares in 2025.

Here is the updated list of Sharjah RTA bus routes with stops and operating schedules:

Main Stops: Rolla, Jubail, Central Souq, King Abdul Aziz Street, Isteqlaal Street, King Faisal Street, 1st Industrial Street, Al Nahda Park, Sahara Centre

Planning to go beyond Sharjah? Check out this Sharjah to Dubai Bus Guide for updated routes, stops, and fares.

Main Stops: Jubail, Central Souq, King Faisal Street, Jamal Abdul Naser Street, Al Khan, 2nd Industrial, Maliha Road, Muwaileh Road

Main Stops: Jubail, Corniche, Al Khalidia, Aquarium Street, Al Taawun, Expo Centre, Al Nahda Road

Main Stops: Sheikh Saqr Bin Khaled St, Al Wahda St, Al Khan St, Nahda Park

Main Stops: Al Sharq, Al Arouba, Rolla, King Faisal St, Maliha Rd, Al Gharayen, Al Nouf, Sharjah National Park, Sharjah Airport

Main Stops: Ibrahim Mohammed Al Madfa St, Jubail, King Faisal St, Maliha Rd

Main Stops: Jubail, Sheikh Saqr Bin Khalid St, University City Rd, University City

Main Stops: Maliha Rd, Emirates Rd, Al Dhaid Rd

Main Stops: Al Arouba St, Abu Tina, Al Qasimi St, Sharjah Airport

Main Stops: Jubail, Maliha Rd, Wasit Rd, Sharjah Airport, Emirates ID, Al Rahmaniyah, Al Saja’a Industrial Area

Main Stops: Rolla Square, Zahra St, Sheikh Mohamed bin Sultan St, Khaled bin Khaled St, Abdullah Salim St, Al Dhaid Rd

For longer trips, here’s a complete Sharjah to Abu Dhabi Bus Guide with everything you need to know before you travel.

Here’s a quick guide for first-time bus riders:

Prefer door-to-door transport? Read this guide to Sharjah taxi fares and bookings for estimated costs and tips on hailing a ride.

Sharjah bus fare is AED 8 for cash payments and AED 6 when using a Sayer card.

You can take buses like Route E303 or E307A from Sharjah (Al Jubail Terminal) to Dubai at regular intervals.

Yes, buses like Routes 14, 15, and 99 connect various Sharjah locations to Sharjah International Airport daily.

Sayer cards are available at major bus terminals such as Al Jubail and Rolla or from SRTA counters.

Yes, Sharjah public buses operate throughout the week, including weekends, though timings may differ slightly.

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