Al Ruwyyah Bus Depot

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Dubai-Al Ain Road, Dubai Academic City (Al Rowaiyah 2), Mushrif, Dubai
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Al Ruwyyah Bus Depot
Dubai-Al Ain Road, Dubai Academic City (Al Rowaiyah 2), Mushrif, Dubai

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Al Ruwyyah Bus Depot - public transport bus station on Dubai-Al Ain Road operated by RTA.

Al Ruwyyah Bus Depot is a public transport facility located on the Dubai-Al Ain Road, operated by RTA. The depot serves as a major bus station providing services to both Dubai and Al Ain destinations.

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Dubai-Al Ain Road, Dubai Academic City (Al Rowaiyah 2), Mushrif, Dubai
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