City Bus 41: Al Rawdah to Corniche Hospital 1

Route Overview

Residential to Medical Services

City Bus 41 connects Al Rawdah neighborhood with Corniche Hospital 1, providing essential medical facility access. The AED 1-3 fare enables healthcare access for residents without private transport—absolutely critical for non-emergency medical appointments, follow-up visits, and routine healthcare.

Service Details

Fare Structure

• Standard Fare: AED 1-3 per trip
• Payment Method: Hafilat Card or cash payment

Service Frequency

• Bus Interval: Every 10-30 minutes

Service Pattern

• Throughout Day: Consistent healthcare demand (minimal variation)

Passenger Types

Healthcare Users

The route serves various medical-related passengers:

• Patients with appointments
• Family visitors
• Medical staff
• Healthcare workers

Service Features

Medical Accessibility

• Air Conditioning: Appreciated in medical context—hospital visits often involve vulnerable populations (elderly, ill)
• Luggage Accommodation: Necessary for medical equipment (wheelchairs, walkers)
• Accessibility: Essential for patients with mobility challenges

Healthcare Equity

Medical Access Priority

City Bus 41 embodies medical equity. The route validates healthcare access as transit priority, ensuring that medical facilities remain accessible to all residents regardless of private transport ownership.

Non-Emergency Healthcare

The route specifically supports non-emergency healthcare access—routine appointments, follow-up visits, and ongoing medical care that requires reliable, affordable transportation.

Community Health

By connecting Al Rawdah neighborhood with Corniche Hospital 1, City Bus 41 supports community health and well-being, ensuring that healthcare access doesn't become dependent on private vehicle ownership.