F06 Bus Timetable Dubai 2026: Rashidiya Route & Stops
Quick answer: F06 is the RTA neighbourhood loop around Al Rashidiya, starting and ending at Rashidiya Bus Station Parking and connecting with Centrepoint Metro Station. It normally runs from about 5:00 AM until after midnight, starts later on Sunday, and uses nol-card zone fares, usually AED 3 for this local loop.
F06 is a last-mile feeder for Rashidiya’s homes, schools, mosques, clinic and shopping streets. This guide separates the station and parking-stop names, lists the full loop in order and explains the operating-day and Metro-transfer details that are often oversimplified elsewhere.
F06 Bus Timetable at a Glance
| F06 detail | Current information |
|---|---|
| Route | F06 |
| Operator | Dubai RTA |
| Service pattern | Circular route around Al Rashidiya |
| Metro connection | Centrepoint Metro Station / Rashidiya Bus Station |
| Stops | About 24 stop calls |
| Typical loop time | About 30–40 minutes |
| Typical fare | AED 3 with a Silver nol card |
| Payment | nol card only |
F06 Bus Timings in 2026
F06 runs daily, with a much later Sunday start and extended late-night service on Friday. The exact last departure may fall after midnight and is shown as the following calendar day.
| Day | Indicative operating hours | Typical frequency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday–Wednesday | About 5:00 AM | Around 12:30 AM | Usually every 10–25 minutes |
| Thursday | About 5:00 AM | After midnight | Usually every 10–25 minutes |
| Friday | About 5:00 AM | Up to about 1:20 AM | Usually every 10–25 minutes |
| Saturday | About 5:00 AM | After midnight | Usually every 15–25 minutes |
| Sunday | About 7:30–8:00 AM | After midnight | Usually every 15–25 minutes |
First and Last Bus
RTA tables distinguish Rashidiya Bus Station Parking, the bus-station call and the return section. A planner may therefore show a slightly earlier or later time depending on which of those points you select. Use the exact stop name for the first or final journey.
How Often Does the F06 Run?
Buses are often 10–20 minutes apart at busy times and can be 20–25 minutes apart later. The published timetable includes irregular gaps, so live departures are more useful than a single claimed frequency.
Live timing: Confirm your exact stop in the official RTA Journey Planner or S’hail app. The live RTA departure and stop display take priority over any fixed timetable online.
F06 Route Explained
F06 begins at the bus parking area, serves Rashidiya Bus Station for the Centrepoint Metro connection, then loops through Rashidiya Park, the clinic, numbered residential sectors, Street 11 mosques, the shopping centre, Nad Rashid Souq, schools and local mosques before returning.
Main Areas and Landmarks
- Centrepoint Metro Station and Rashidiya Bus Station
- Rashidiya Park
- Rashidiya Clinic
- Ibraheem Khaleel and Saud Al Mulla mosques
- Rashidiya Shopping Centre
- Nad Rashid Souq
- Fatima English School
- Umm Hani School
Complete F06 Bus Stops
RTA names Centrepoint’s feeder hub as Rashidiya Bus Station in bus timetables, while the Metro is branded Centrepoint. The parking stop can appear as non-stop/operational on certain journeys; the passenger station is the important Metro interchange.
| No. | F06 bus stop | Area / note |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rashidiya Bus Station Parking | Start; positioning section |
| 2 | Rashidiya Bus Station | Metro connection |
| 3 | Rashidiya Park | Outbound |
| 4 | Rashidiya Clinic | Outbound |
| 5 | Rashidiya 4 | Outbound |
| 6 | Rashidiya 5 | Outbound |
| 7 | Jassmi Masjid | Outbound |
| 8 | Rashidiya, Street 11 | Outbound |
| 9 | Ibraheem Khaleel Masjid, Street 11 | Outbound |
| 10 | Street 11, Saud Al Mulla Masjid | Outbound |
| 11 | Rashidiya 2A Street | Outbound |
| 12 | Street 2A, Mariam Masjid | Loop |
| 13 | Rashidiya 1 | Loop |
| 14 | Rashidiya Shopping Centre | Loop |
| 15 | Nad Rashid, Souq | Loop |
| 16 | Rashidiya, Qutami Masjid | Return |
| 17 | Fatima English School | Return |
| 18 | Jassmi Masjid | Return |
| 19 | Rashidiya 2 | Return |
| 20 | Umm Hani School | Return |
| 21 | Rashidiya 3 | Return |
| 22 | Rashidiya Park | Return |
| 23 | Rashidiya Bus Station | Metro connection |
| 24 | Rashidiya Bus Station Parking | End |
F06 Fare and Nol Card Rules
Because F06 is a local loop, a typical Silver nol card fare is AED 3. If it forms part of a timely Metro transfer, RTA calculates the combined trip under its integrated zone rules. Tap correctly on both modes; describing the feeder as automatically free can be misleading when the overall trip crosses zones.
| Complete journey | Typical Silver Nol fare |
|---|---|
| Within one zone | AED 3 |
| Two adjacent zones | AED 5 |
| More than two zones | AED 7.50 |
| Cash at the bus door | Not accepted |
Metro and Bus Transfers
Use the same Nol card and make the next boarding within the permitted transfer window, normally 30 minutes. When RTA transfer conditions are met, connected bus and Metro legs are calculated as one integrated journey. The total charge still depends on all zones crossed. See how to check a Nol balance and recharge a Nol card.
How to Use the F06 Bus
- At Centrepoint Metro, follow signs to Rashidiya Bus Station and verify F06 on the display.
- Do not confuse the operational parking point with the passenger boarding bay.
- Tap in on entry and tap out on exit.
- Follow the loop order because some names repeat on the return section.
- Check Friday and Sunday times separately.
Connections and Alternatives
Centrepoint is the eastern end of the main Red Line service pattern and the principal connection for F06. Rashidiya Bus Station also serves several routes toward Mirdif, Dubai Festival City, International City and other eastern Dubai districts.
Accessibility and Onboard Facilities
Dubai RTA buses are air-conditioned and generally provide low-floor entry, wheelchair space, priority seating and audio/visual next-stop information. The exact bus assigned can change. Wheelchair users should wait in the marked boarding area and signal the driver if the ramp is needed.
F06 Travel Tips
- Search both “Centrepoint” and “Rashidiya Bus Station” when planning—the Metro and bus systems use different branding.
- Sunday starts later than the rest of the week.
- Late-night times after 12:00 AM belong to the next calendar day.
- For a school or mosque stop, confirm the return-side sequence before boarding.
- Carry enough nol balance; the driver cannot accept cash.
Final Thoughts
F06 is a practical local loop for Rashidiya and a convenient bridge to the Red Line. The most important planning points are the Centrepoint/Rashidiya naming difference, the later Sunday start and the distinction between the bus station and parking stop.
FAQs: F06 Bus Timetable and Route
Where does F06 go?
F06 loops from Rashidiya Bus Station Parking through Rashidiya’s residential, school, mosque and shopping stops, then returns to the station.
Which Metro station connects with F06?
Centrepoint Metro Station on the Red Line. Bus timetables still refer to the adjoining hub as Rashidiya Bus Station.
What time does F06 start?
Around 5:00 AM on most days and about 7:30–8:00 AM on Sunday.
How much is the F06 fare?
A typical local trip costs AED 3 with a Silver nol card, subject to RTA zone rules.
How often does F06 run?
Usually every 10–25 minutes, with intervals varying by day and time.
Does F06 run after midnight?
Yes. Final services commonly operate after midnight, especially on Friday.
Can I pay cash on F06?
No. Dubai public buses require a valid nol card.
How long is the F06 loop?
Allow about 30–40 minutes depending on traffic and the precise trip pattern.
Last updated: August 2026 · Reviewed by the DubaiRead Editorial Team
