The 410 Bus Route in Abu Dhabi: Everything You Need to Know

The 410 bus route Abu Dhabi connects residential communities in Jarn Yafour and Bani Yas directly to Mussafah Port, covering 50 stops across six key areas of the capital. Operated by Abu Dhabi Mobility, it runs seven days a week and is one of the city’s core regional bus services for daily commuters.

This guide covers the full route, key stops, the 410 bus timetable, fares, and practical tips for getting the most out of the service.

• What is the 410 bus route?
• Key stops on the 410 bus route
• 410 bus timetable and operating hours
• Fares and how to pay with the Hafilat card
• Tips for commuting on Bus 410
• Key takeaways
• Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 410 bus route?

Bus 410 is a regional public bus service operated by Abu Dhabi Mobility. Known officially as the Port Mussafah line, it runs from Jarn Yafour in the east of Abu Dhabi to Mussafah Port in the west, serving a corridor that includes some of the city’s largest residential communities alongside key medical facilities and educational institutions.

The 410 bus route passes through six areas: Jarn Yafour, Al Wathbah, Bani Yas, Shakhbout City, Mohammed Bin Zayed (MBZ) City, and Mussafah. With 50 stops in total, the 410 bus route Mussafah line is well suited to workers and residents commuting between the outer residential districts and the industrial zone at Mussafah Port.

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Key stops on the 410 bus route

Spanning residential communities, major hospitals, universities, and industrial facilities, the route serves a wide range of daily destinations. The table below lists the main areas covered and their most notable stops.

For passengers travelling to Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City or Al Ain University, the route provides a direct connection without the need to change services. Those heading to ICAD Residential City will find dedicated stops at both Gate 1 and Gate 2.

410 bus timetable and operating hours

The 410 bus timetable runs seven days a week, with separate weekday and weekend schedules. The first departure from Jarn Yafour (Al Rayyan Camp) is at 05:33, making the service a viable option for early-shift workers. Buses continue through the day and past midnight, covering most commuting windows.

The table below compares the operating patterns for weekday and weekend services.

Note: Departure times and frequency are subject to change. Always confirm the current timetable through the official Abu Dhabi Mobility schedule or by scanning the QR code at your nearest stop for real-time arrivals.

Fares and how to pay with the Hafilat card

The fare for this route starts at AED 2 as a base charge, with an additional AED 0.05 per kilometre, capped at a maximum of AED 5 per journey. Cash is not accepted on Abu Dhabi public buses. A Hafilat smart card is required to board.

About the Hafilat card

The Hafilat card is Abu Dhabi’s contactless payment card for public buses. Tap the card on the reader when you board and when you alight to ensure the correct fare is deducted. Cards are available in several formats:

• Standard card (T-Purse): credit loaded onto the card and deducted per journey
• Weekly pass: unlimited rides for seven days
• Monthly pass: unlimited rides for a calendar month
• Dedicated passes: available for senior citizens, people of determination, and students

Hafilat cards can be purchased and topped up at bus stations, online, and at authorised retail points across Abu Dhabi.

Tips for commuting on Bus 410

• Plan ahead with the Darbi app. The Darbi journey planner provides real-time arrivals, stop information, and schedule updates for this route. Use it before leaving to reduce waiting time.
• Keep your Hafilat card topped up. There are no cash options on board. Check your balance regularly and top up at bus stations or authorised retail points before your journey.
• Travel early on weekday mornings. Bus 410 runs more frequently between 05:33 and 09:00 on weekdays. If your schedule allows, this window offers shorter waits between departures.
• Use landmark stops for orientation. Stops near Al Mafraq Hospital, Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City, and Al Ain University are clear reference points along the 410 bus route, especially for first-time passengers.
• Contact Abu Dhabi Mobility for queries. For lost items, service disruptions, or schedule questions, call 800 555. For general network enquiries, call 800 850.

Key takeaways

The service runs daily between Jarn Yafour (Al Rayyan Camp) and Mussafah Port, covering 50 stops across Bani Yas, Shakhbout City, MBZ City, and Mussafah, with the first departure at 05:33 and buses running past midnight. Weekday frequency is higher during the morning peak. Fares are capped at AED 5 per journey and are payable exclusively by Hafilat smart card. For real-time departures and journey planning, the Darbi app is the most reliable tool.

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