Regional Bus 111: Al Danah to Tasheel

Route Overview

Government Services Downtown Connectivity

Reg Bus 111 serves Tasheel (government services center), enabling residents to access documentation services, permits, and administrative requirements. The 30-40 minute frequency and AED 2-4 fare reflect consistent administrative demand. The route serves diverse passengers: residents renewing IDs, business owners obtaining licenses, families coordinating bureaucratic requirements.

Service Details

Fare Structure

• Standard Fare: AED 2-4 per trip
• Monthly Pass: AED 95 for unlimited travel

Service Frequency

• Bus Interval: Every 30-40 minutes

Service Pattern

• Throughout Day: Relatively consistent traffic (unlike peak-dependent work routes)
• No Strong Peaks: Administrative needs don't concentrate in morning peaks

Passenger Types

Government Services Users

The route serves residents accessing various administrative services:

• ID renewals and documentation
• Business license applications
• Permit processing
• Family administrative requirements
• Bureaucratic coordination

Service Features

Administrative-Focused Service

• Air Conditioning: Provides comfort while navigating government procedures (often involving waiting)
• Luggage Accommodation: Reasonable—residents rarely carry heavy loads to government services
• Consistent Frequency: Reflects steady administrative demand throughout day

Civic Access Significance

Government Service Equity

Reg Bus 111 embodies government service equity. The route validates administrative access as essential connectivity, ensuring that all residents can access government services regardless of private transport ownership.

Civic Participation

The route demonstrates how transit enables civic participation across populations, making government services accessible to residents throughout Abu Dhabi regardless of their neighborhood or economic status.

Administrative Accessibility

By providing reliable transit to Tasheel government services center, Reg Bus 111 ensures that bureaucratic requirements don't become barriers to participation in economic and civic life for residents without private vehicles.