Al Nahda
Backs straight onto the Dubai side, so it is the first collection of the morning on most runs and the last drop of the evening. The shortest leg anywhere on the network.
Ask about Al Nahda
Where we collect
Fourteen Sharjah areas, and the pickup is your own building.
Every area below has riders on the network today, going to all nine Dubai work areas. There is no meeting point on any of our routes. The driver has your address and comes to it.
- 4.8 on Google From 232 rider reviews
- Running since 2020 On the Sharjah to Dubai corridor
- 6,800+ riders Across the network every working day
- Nine work areas From fourteen Sharjah pickup areas
Sharjah pickups
The areas we collect from
Each one connects to all nine Dubai work areas on the routes page. Tap the button on your area and the message is already written for you.
Al Taawun
Along Al Taawun Street with a clean line at the crossing. One of the quickest collections we do, and it feeds every destination on the list.
Ask about Al TaawunAl Majaz
The towers along Khalid Lagoon. Pickups are from the building entrance across Al Majaz 1, 2 and 3, never from the main road.
Ask about Al MajazAl Qasimia
Central Sharjah, minutes from the on ramps every run uses. Short collection and an early exit out of the city.
Ask about Al QasimiaAbu Shaghara
The single busiest pickup area on the network. Dense blocks off King Abdul Aziz Street, with riders going to every Dubai area we serve.
Ask about Abu ShagharaAl Nabaa
The older streets behind Al Qasimia. The driver comes into the street rather than making you walk out to a junction.
Ask about Al NabaaAl Wahda
Along Al Wahda Street, a straight line onto the Dubai bound carriageway.
Ask about Al WahdaAl Yarmook
The quieter blocks on the stadium side, and one of the areas with the longest standing riders on the network.
Ask about Al YarmookBu Daniq
Near Rolla and the old town. The streets are narrow, so the Coaster waits at the nearest corner and the driver messages you.
Ask about Bu DaniqBu Tina
Towards Maliha Road. A slightly longer leg, so the earlier departures suit this area best.
Ask about Bu TinaKing Faisal Street
One of the busiest pickup corridors we run, with seats going to Al Quoz, Silicon Oasis, Business Bay and the rest.
Ask about King Faisal StreetRolla
Central Sharjah around Rolla Square. Frequent pickups keep the collection loop short.
Ask about RollaAl Khan
The corniche side near Al Khan lagoon. Collected from the tower entrance and dropped back at the same door.
Ask about Al KhanMuwaileh
The University City side. The longest Sharjah leg, which is why most Muwaileh riders take the first departure of the morning.
Ask about MuwailehYour street is not on the list?
The list above is where the network has riders today, not the limit of where we go. We cover Sharjah broadly, and new streets get added whenever there is a group on them. Send us your building name or the nearest junction and we will tell you straight away whether a run already passes you or whether it needs a few more riders first.
How the pickup works
You do not go to the bus. The bus comes to you.
This is the part most people get wrong about a car lift. There is no assembly point, no corner to stand on, and no fixed landmark to find in the dark. Your address is on the route, and the driver drives to it.
Your own buildingGround floor entrance, or the nearest corner if the street is too narrow for a Coaster.
A window, not a secondBe downstairs a few minutes before your slot. The driver will not leave without messaging you.
Same place in the eveningYou are dropped where you were collected, on the same street.
A short loopEvery rider on your run comes from nearby streets, so collection is minutes, not a tour of Sharjah.
Where these runs end up
All nine Dubai work areas, from any of the fourteen pickup areas.
- Al Quoz, all four sectors and all four industrial areas
- Dubai Silicon Oasis and Academic City
- Business Bay and Al Jaddaf
- Al Qusais, residential and industrial
- Umm Ramool and the airport side
- Dubai Outsource City
- Al Sajaah, on the Sharjah side
Pickup questions
What riders ask about collection
How does the driver find my building?
You send the building name or a location pin on WhatsApp when you claim your trial seat. It goes on the route sheet, and after the first morning the driver simply knows. On day one he will message you when he is on your street.
What if my street is too narrow for a Coaster?
Then we agree the nearest corner your street meets, usually less than a minute walk, and that becomes your point. This is common around Bu Daniq and parts of Rolla and it makes no difference to your timing.
Can two of us from the same building share the route?
Yes, and it is the easiest booking we take. Two or more riders from one building is a single stop for the driver. Message us both names and we will put you on the same run.
My area is not on the list. Do you still cover it?
The list is where the network has riders today, not the limit of where we go. We cover Sharjah broadly and add streets whenever there is a group on them. Send us your building name or the nearest junction and we will tell you straight away.
Can I take just the evening ride back to Sharjah?
Yes. Evening one way is a normal booking for us. Plenty of riders drive in or get dropped off in the morning and only need the run home. Tell us your Dubai area and which evening slot you want between 4:30 and 7:00 PM and we will price it as a one way.
Start with one morning
Ride it once, free, then decide.
Send us your building in Sharjah and where you work in Dubai. Whichever pair it is, we already run it, so we will confirm which departure suits you and the Coaster is outside your door on the next working morning.
One free ride per phone number. Existing routes and existing timings only. The seat is claimed on WhatsApp so your driver knows to expect you.