113 Bus Route: Rashidiya to Sharjah Bus Timings, Stations And Fares
Travelling between Sharjah and Rashidiya in Dubai? The 113 bus is a direct intercity route between Al Rolla in Sharjah and Centrepoint Metro Station (formerly Rashidiya) in Dubai, where you can switch to the Dubai Metro Red Line.
This guide covers the 113 route, main stops, timings, fare and how to pay, along with other ways to travel between Dubai and Sharjah.
113 Bus Route at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Operator | Sharjah Roads and Transport Authority (SRTA) |
| From | Al Rolla Bus Station, Sharjah (via Al Jubail) |
| To | Centrepoint Metro Station (formerly Rashidiya), Dubai |
| Fare | AED 12 one way (listed by SRTA as route 113G) |
| Frequency | Roughly every 30 minutes |
| Journey time | About 45 minutes to 1 hour |
| Distance | About 30 km |
113 Bus Route and Main Stops
The bus starts in central Sharjah, crosses into Dubai through Al Qusais and ends at the Red Line metro station. The main stops are:
- Al Rolla Bus Station, Sharjah (start)
- Al Jubail Bus Station, near the Sharjah Fish Market
- Sharjah industrial areas
- Al Qusais, Dubai
- Centrepoint Metro Station (formerly Rashidiya), Dubai (end)
Exact stops can change, so check the route on the RTA Sharjah app before you travel.
113 Bus Timings
The 113 runs every day of the week. In the regular timetable, the first bus leaves Al Rolla at around 5:45 AM and the last at around 11:20 PM, with buses roughly every 30 minutes. The trip usually takes 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on traffic at the Sharjah–Dubai border.
Timings can change during Ramadan and on public holidays. Use the RTA Sharjah app or call SRTA for the latest schedule.
113 Bus Fare and How to Pay
The fare is AED 12 one way. Because the route is run by SRTA, buy your ticket at the SRTA counters at Al Rolla or Al Jubail bus stations. SRTA intercity buses work separately from Dubai’s RTA, so check with SRTA before relying on a Nol card for this route. Fares can change, so confirm the price at the counter.
Facilities on the 113 Bus
- Air-conditioned buses
- Seats reserved for women
- Priority seats for senior citizens and people of determination
- Space for small bags
Facilities can vary from one bus to another.
Other SRTA intercity routes from Sharjah include the 116 to Fujairah and Khor Fakkan and the 117 to Abu Dhabi.
Sharjah RTA Customer Care
- SRTA call centre: 600 525252
- RTA Sharjah app for routes and timings
- Ticket counters at Al Rolla and Al Jubail bus stations
If you prefer an RTA bus paid with a Nol card, try the E307 from Deira City Centre or the E307A from Abu Hail, which both go to Al Jubail Bus Station.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the 113 bus run on Sundays?
Yes. The 113 runs every day of the week.
Is the 113 bus available 24 hours?
No. It runs from early morning until around 11:20 PM.
Can I pay with cash or a Nol card?
Buy your ticket at the SRTA counter at Al Rolla or Al Jubail. SRTA buses are separate from Dubai’s RTA network, so check with SRTA before using a Nol card.
Where does the 113 stop in Dubai?
It ends at Centrepoint Metro Station (formerly Rashidiya), on the Dubai Metro Red Line, after passing through Al Qusais.
Can I take luggage on the 113 bus?
Small bags are fine. Large suitcases can be difficult at busy times.
Conclusion
The 113 is a direct and affordable link between Sharjah and Centrepoint Metro Station in Dubai. It costs AED 12, runs roughly every 30 minutes and connects with the Red Line. Buy your ticket at the SRTA counter and check the latest timings on the RTA Sharjah app.
