Etihad Rail passengers in Abu Dhabi can now reach the station via new bus service

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New direct bus routes connect Mohamed Bin Zayed City rail station with key hubs.

Dubai: Abu Dhabi Mobility has introduced two new bus routes linking the Mohamed Bin Zayed City Rail Station with key bus stations across the capital, making it easier for Etihad Rail passengers to continue their journeys using public transport.

The new MR1 and MR2 routes connect the Mohamed Bin Zayed City Rail Station with the Main Bus Station and Al Zahiyah Bus Station, respectively, with services operating in both directions.

Announcing the launch on X, Abu Dhabi Mobility said: “We have launched the MR1 and MR2 lines to connect Mohamed Bin Zayed City Train Station with the Main Bus Station and Al Zahiyah Bus Station in both directions. We wish you a smooth and comfortable journey.”

According to the route map, the MR1 service stops at key locations including Al Jazeera Club, Al Mushrif Mall and the Al Rawdah Interchange before reaching the Main Bus Station. The MR2 route travels via the Al Rawdah Interchange and Mazyad Bus Interchange, terminating at Al Zahiyah Bus Station near the ADCB headquarters and Hazza’a Mosque.

Timetables for both routes are available on the Darb app and Abu Dhabi Mobility’s website. The new bus links complement Etihad Rail’s passenger network connecting Abu Dhabi with other emirates, with the Mohamed Bin Zayed City station serving as the capital’s main passenger rail hub.

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