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Time Out Dubai
02-05-2025
- Time Out Dubai
New bus route changes: RTA shares 14 changes to Dubai bus routes
Major changes to 14 Dubai bus routes have now come into effect. The Roads and Transport Authority of Dubai (RTA) announced new bus route changes, including a new intercity Sharjah bus route. Departing from the newly opened Stadium Bus Station in Dubai, the new E308 bus route will take passengers to Al Jubail Bus Station in Sharjah. The new intercity Dubai to Sharjah bus route will start on Friday May 3, and is priced at just Dhs12 for a one-way ticket. The new bus route will provide an extra option for commuters between the two neighbouring emirates. RTA is launching a new intercity bus service, Route E308, connecting Stadium Bus Station in Dubai to Al Jubail Bus Station in Sharjah, effective 2 May 2025. The fare for a one-way journey is set at AED 12. Effective from 2 May, RTA will implement enhancements to several bus… — RTA (@rta_dubai) April 28, 2025 RTA changes 14 Dubai bus routes The RTA also announced that changes to 14 bus routes across the emirate would come into force on Friday May 2. Services will be rerouted and offer commuters a smoother, more efficient and comfortable commuting experience, according to the transport authority. Route 17 will now terminate at Baniyas Square Metro Station instead of Al Sabkha Bus Station. Route 24 has been re-routed within the Al Nahda 1 area. Route 44 will be re-routed from Al Rebat Street to serve Dubai Festival City. Route 56 has been extended to reach DWC Staff Village. Routes 66 & 67 will now stop at Al Ruwayah Farm area. On the Route 32C, there will now be less services between Al Jafiliya Bus Station and Al Satwa Bus Station. Passengers travelling to Al Satwa may use Route F27 for continued service. The bus stop has been moved from Al Jafiliya Bus Station to Max Metro Land Side Bus Stop 2 on Route C26. Route E16 will now terminate at Union Bus Station instead of Al Sabkha Bus Station. The section between Al Satwa Roundabout and Al Wasl Park has been curtailed on Route F12. Instead, the route will now be re-routed via Kuwait Street. A Bus stop has been relocated from Al Jafiliya Bus Station to Max Metro Land Side Bus Stop 2 on Route F27 Route F47 has been re-routed within Jebel Ali Industrial Area. Route F54 has been extended to serve the new JAFZA South labour camp. The bus stop on Route X92 has been moved from Al Jafiliya Bus Station to Max Metro Land Side Bus Stop 1. Adel Shakeri, director of planning and business development at RTA's public transport agency said that expanding the public bus network and linking it with other transit modes was important. He added: 'Enhancing intermodal connectivity is central to positioning public transport as the preferred choice for mobility across the emirate.' Looking for things to do in Dubai? 112 best things to do in Dubai in 2025 Everything to tick off your Dubai bucket list 50 free things to do in Dubai Feeling the pinch? Enter free things to do Here's how to eat at 10 expensive Dubai restaurants for less Early bird dinners, lunch specials and more
Gulf Today
28-04-2025
- Business
- Gulf Today
RTA launches new intercity bus route between Dubai and Sharjah
Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) is launching a new intercity bus service, Route E308, connecting Stadium Bus Station in Dubai to Al Jubail Bus Station in Sharjah, effective 2nd May 2025. The fare for a one-way journey is set at Dhs12. Adel Shakeri, Director of Planning and Business Development at RTA's Public Transport Agency, said that RTA is committed to expanding the public bus network and improving its integration with other transit modes, such as the metro, tram, and marine transport. "Enhancing intermodal connectivity is central to positioning public transport as the preferred choice for mobility across the emirate,' he added. Effective 2nd May, RTA will implement enhancements to several bus routes by rerouting services to offer passengers a smoother, more efficient, and comfortable commuting experience. The improved routes are as follows: Route 17: Now terminates at Baniyas Square Metro Station instead of Al Sabkha Bus Station. Route 24: Re-routed within the Al Nahda 1 area. Route 44: Re-routed from Al Rebat Street to serve Dubai Festival City. Route 56: Extended to reach DWC Staff Village. Routes 66 & 67: A new stop added at Al Ruwayah Farm area. Route 32C: Service between Al Jafiliya Bus Station and Al Satwa Bus Station has been curtailed. Passengers travelling to Al Satwa may use Route F27 for continued service. Route C26: The bus stop has been moved from Al Jafiliya Bus Station to Max Metro Land Side Bus Stop 2. Route E16: Now terminates at Union Bus Station instead of Al Sabkha Bus Station. Route F12: The section between Al Satwa Roundabout and Al Wasl Park has been curtailed; route now re-routed via Kuwait Street. Route F27: Bus stop relocated from Al Jafiliya Bus Station to Max Metro Land Side Bus Stop 2. Route F47: Re-routed within Jebel Ali Industrial Area. Route F54: Extended to serve the new JAFZA South labour camp. Route X92: Bus stop moved from Al Jafiliya Bus Station to Max Metro Land Side Bus Stop 1. WAM
Gulf Business
28-04-2025
- Gulf Business
Skip the traffic: RTA to launch new Dhs12 Dubai-Sharjah bus route
Image credit: WAM/Website The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in Dubai is launching a new intercity bus service, Route E308. This route will connect Stadium Bus Station in Dubai to Al Jubail Bus Station in Sharjah and will be operational starting May 2, 2025. The fare for a one-way journey is set at Dhs12, 'RTA is committed to expanding the public bus network and improving its integration with other transit modes such as the metro, tram, and marine transport,' said Adel Shakeri, Director of Planning and Business Development at RTA's Public Transport Agency. Read- 'Enhancing intermodal connectivity is central to positioning public transport as the preferred choice for mobility across the emirate,' he added. Also effective May 2, RTA will implement enhancements to several bus routes, rerouting services to provide passengers with a smoother, more efficient, and more comfortable commuting experience. The improved routes are as follows: Route 17: Now terminates at Baniyas Square Metro Station instead of Al Sabkha Bus Station Route 24: Re-routed within the Al Nahda 1 area Route 44: Re-routed from Al Rebat Street to serve Dubai Festival City Route 56: Extended to reach DWC Staff Village Routes 66 & 67: A new stop added at Al Ruwayah Farm area Route 32C: Service between Al Jafiliya Bus Station and Al Satwa Bus Station has been curtailed. Passengers travelling to Al Satwa may use Route F27 for continued service Route C26: The bus stop has been moved from Al Jafiliya Bus Station to Max Metro Land Side Bus Stop 2 Route E16: Now terminates at Union Bus Station instead of Al Sabkha Bus Station Route F12: The section between Al Satwa Roundabout and Al Wasl Park has been curtailed; route now re-routed via Kuwait Street Route F27: Bus stop relocated from Al Jafiliya Bus Station to Max Metro Land Side Bus Stop 2 Route F47: Re-routed within Jebel Ali Industrial Area Route F54: Extended to serve the new JAFZA South labour camp Route X92: Bus stop moved from Al Jafiliya Bus Station to Max Metro Land Side Bus Stop 1
What's On
24-04-2025
- Automotive
- What's On
Take note: Petrol service Cafu is bringing back delivery fees
Fun while it lasted, Cafu… Fuel delivery service Cafu has been blessing us with free delivery on their petrol service since the height of the nation-wide lockdown in 2020, but that is now coming to an end because they're bringing back delivery fees starting today. The free delivery launched the service into insane popularity at the peak of the pandemic with the residents of UAE, given the convenience and affordable pricing. No matter where you where, when you were, Cafu would reach you, and that too free of charge. Now, they are making 'a small change' and bringing back the fees in a bid to keep up the exceptional quality of their service, as explained in a message sent to customers on the mobile app. The message said that 'keeping a service like this running city-wide, 24/7, with the level of care and quality you expect, takes a lot behind the scenes.' So far, the company has been the one to absorb the cost incurred, adding that 'it's not a decision we made lightly and it's not one we are hiding behind. It's a step we believe is fair to keep the service strong, the experience smooth and your time protected.' What are the new fees? Customers will now pay Dhs20 for priority delivery fee for a waiting period within 20 minutes, Dhs16, a standard delivery fee for a waiting period from 30 minutes to one hour, and Dhs12 for an overnight order placed from 12 midnight to 6am. The company has also confirmed that the charges will apply on top of the standard cost of the fuel, which is charged as per the blanket fuel prices across all petrol stations in the country. Just a simple addition. Cafu was founded in 2018 by tech entrepreneur Rashid Al Ghurair, and started with a simple fuel service that has now grown into a one-stop-shop for all your car care needs, delivered to your doorstep. The company has added mobile car wash, oil change, battery and tyre services to their roster of services and in 2022, it also introduced an emergency fuel service. Late last year, Cafu began offering a new mobile electric vehicle charging solution and introduced a priority service that delivered fuel in less than 20 minutes. @mycafu Images: Socials > Sign up for FREE to get exclusive updates that you are interested in
Emirates Woman
15-04-2025
- Business
- Emirates Woman
How Mytheresa taking over YNAP will change your online shopping experience
News by Aminath Sirajudeen 30 seconds ago The luxury e-commerce landscape is about to undergo its most thrilling transformation yet. Mytheresa has officially secured the final regulatory approval to acquire Yoox Net-A-Porter from Richemont. This sets the stage for a seismic shift in how the world shops for high fashion. Slated to close on 23 April 2025, this deal will unite Mytheresa, NET-A-PORTER, MR PORTER, YOOX, and THE OUTNET under one powerhouse entity – the LuxExperience. No longer just a transaction, this is the birth of a global luxury titan – curated, connecuaeted, and unstoppable. View this post on Instagram A post shared by NET-A-PORTER (@netaporter) In this bold new chapter, Mytheresa, NET-A-PORTER, and MR PORTER will preserve their distinctive brand DNA, each maintaining its curated point of view and loyal clientele, while leveraging shared back-end infrastructure for smarter scalability. Meanwhile, the off-price players (YOOX and THE OUTNET) will operate as a fully separate division, creating cleaner brand architecture. It will also curate a more focused, efficient business model across both luxury and value segments. How will this changing the online shopping game? For the discerning Emirates woman, this means unparalleled access to the most coveted labels, sharper curation, and an elevated digital shopping experience. Michael Kliger, Mytheresa's CEO, calls it a 'game-changer,' promising multiple distinguished storefronts under one umbrella, each retaining its unique identity while leveraging shared infrastructure. Imagine the best of Mytheresa's sharp edit, NET-A-PORTER's runway-ready selections, and MR PORTER's menswear mastery, all with the operational precision that luxury shoppers demand. Financially, the ambition is as grand as the vision. Mytheresa's CFO, Martin Beer, projects €3 billion (over Dhs12 billion) in annual sales, scaling to €4 billion (over Dhs 16 billion) with industry-leading profitability. View this post on Instagram A post shared by NET-A-PORTER (@netaporter) So what's next? Expect bolder collaborations, hyper-personalized service, and even faster access to the season's most coveted pieces – all backed by the combined firepower of these iconic platforms. As the deal finalizes, one thing is certain: LuxExperience will redefine what it means to shop online. For the Emirates' fashion-forward elite, the future of luxury is no longer on the horizon, it's at their fingertips. – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram Images: Instagram & Feature Image: Instagram @
