E307 bus connecting Deira City Centre and Sharjah

E307 Bus: Deira City Centre to Sharjah Timings and Stops

The E307 is the RTA bus between Deira City Centre Bus Station and Al Jubail Bus Station in Sharjah. It is the quickest of the Dubai to Sharjah E-routes at about 35 to 40 minutes, and the latest running on weekdays: the last bus leaves Deira City Centre at about 00:20. From Al Jubail it runs from 05:20 to 23:40 on weekdays. Buses come every 15 to 30 minutes and the fare is AED 12 by Nol card. Two related routes, the E307A from Abu Hail and the E308 from Stadium, are covered further down.

Before you travel
  1. Load at least AED 12 onto a Nol card.
  2. Use the E307 for late returns to Sharjah, it runs past midnight on weekdays.
  3. At weekends, both directions finish earlier, around 22:30 to 23:00.

The E307 at a glance

This page covers the E307 and its two sister routes in detail. To compare all the buses between the two cities, see our Dubai to Sharjah bus guide.

Item Detail
Operator RTA, Dubai Roads and Transport Authority
Dubai end Deira City Centre Bus Station
Sharjah end Al Jubail Bus Station
Stops 10 towards Sharjah, 9 towards Deira
Journey time About 35 to 40 minutes, the shortest E-route
Frequency Every 15 to 30 minutes
Fare AED 12, Nol card only

The E307 is quick because it has few stops and takes Ittihad Road straight into Sharjah. Deira City Centre is on the Red Line, so it is easy to reach from Bur Dubai, Downtown and the airport.

E307 stops in both directions

Between Deira City Centre and Sharjah, the E307 makes no stops in Dubai at all. Everything in between is on the Sharjah side.

Order Deira City Centre to Sharjah Sharjah to Deira City Centre
1 Deira City Centre Bus Station Al Jubail Bus Station
2 Ittihad Road, Ansar Mall King Faisal Road, ADNOC petrol station
3 Ittihad Road, Al Safeer Mall King Faisal Road, Jumbo-Sony
4 Al Wahda Road, Subway 1 Al Wahda Road, City Center
5 Al Wahda Road, Al Wahda Center Al Wahda Road, Al Wahda Center
6 Al Wahda Road, City Center Al Wahda Road, Subway 1
7 King Faisal Road, Jumbo-Sony Ittihad Road, Al Safeer Mall
8 King Faisal Road, ADNOC petrol station Ittihad Road, Ansar Mall
9 King Faisal Road, Old Gold Souq Deira City Centre Bus Station
10 Al Jubail Bus Station Not applicable

Ansar Mall and Al Safeer Mall are the first stops in Sharjah, on Ittihad Road close to the Dubai border. If you live around there, the E307 is a short ride to Deira outside the rush hours.

Deira City Centre to Sharjah timings

RTA publishes operating hours and frequency for this route rather than fixed departures. These are the hours in current schedule data.

Days First bus Last bus Frequency
Monday to Friday 06:10 00:20 Every 15 to 30 minutes
Saturday 05:35 23:00 Every 15 to 29 minutes
Sunday 05:35 23:00 Every 15 to 29 minutes

The 00:20 weekday finish is the reason to know this route. After about 23:40, the E307 is the only RTA bus still leaving Dubai for Sharjah, and the Red Line can get you to Deira City Centre in time for it from much of the city.

Sharjah to Deira City Centre timings

Days First bus Last bus Frequency
Monday to Friday 05:20 23:40 Every 15 to 29 minutes
Saturday 05:00 22:25 Every 15 to 20 minutes
Sunday 05:00 22:30 Every 15 to 23 minutes

From Sharjah the E307 starts about 50 minutes earlier than from Deira, which suits commuters heading into Dubai. Weekend evenings are the trap: the last bus from Al Jubail is around 22:25 on Saturday, more than an hour earlier than on a weekday.

The E307A and E308

Two other RTA routes share the E307’s Sharjah terminal but start elsewhere in Dubai. Both cost the same AED 12.

Item E307A E308
Dubai end Abu Hail Bus Station, by Abu Hail metro Stadium Bus Station, by Stadium metro
Route in Sharjah Via Al Mamzar, Al Qasba and Al Wahda Road Via Ittihad Road and Al Wahda Road
From Dubai, weekdays About 06:30 to 22:35, every 30 minutes About 05:20 to 23:25, every 26 to 34 minutes
From Sharjah, weekdays About 05:30 to 21:55, every 30 minutes From 04:36 to 23:15, every 27 to 33 minutes
Journey time About 47 to 52 minutes About 33 to 40 minutes

The E308 is the newest of the group, introduced by RTA at AED 12 per trip. In the Sharjah to Dubai direction it runs non-stop from Al Jubail to Stadium, and its 04:36 first bus is the earliest departure from Sharjah on any E-route. Stadium is on the Green Line in Al Qusais, so it suits early shifts in that part of Dubai.

The E307A suits the Abu Hail and Al Mamzar side of Deira. Schedule data shows a reduced Sunday service that starts around midday, so check the S’hail app before relying on it on a Sunday morning.

Fare and paying with Nol

Item Detail
E307, E307A or E308 AED 12 per trip, either direction
Payment Nol card or Red ticket
Not accepted Cash, bank cards
Weekday return AED 24

Top up at Deira City Centre metro station before walking to the bus station. Some guides still give AED 10 for the E307, so do not load the bare minimum on their advice. Our Nol card guide covers top-up options, and the E303 from Union is the alternative when you want a shorter wait. Every intercity route is in our UAE bus timings guide.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the E307 bus start?

At Deira City Centre Bus Station in Dubai, next to the Red Line station. It ends at Al Jubail Bus Station in Sharjah.

What time is the last E307 from Deira City Centre?

About 00:20 on weekdays, the latest of any RTA bus to Sharjah. On Saturday and Sunday the last bus is around 23:00.

How much is the E307 bus fare?

AED 12 per trip in either direction, paid by Nol card or Red ticket. The E307A and E308 cost the same.

What is the difference between the E307 and E307A?

The E307 starts at Deira City Centre and uses Ittihad Road. The E307A starts at Abu Hail and goes via Al Mamzar and Al Qasba, runs every 30 minutes, and takes a little longer.


Last verified: November 2026. Routes and fares checked against RTA’s route list and its E308 announcement; stops and operating hours against current transit schedule data. RTA publishes hours rather than fixed departures, so check the S’hail app on the day. Timings change during Ramadan and public holidays.
Written by Roman Shah · Reviewed by the UAEexplained editorial team
Source: Roads and Transport Authority Dubai (RTA)
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