The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced the introduction of a new intercity bus service, Route E308, connecting Dubai and Sharjah.

This service will begin on May 2, 2025, operating between Stadium Bus Station in Dubai and Al Jubail Bus Station in Sharjah. A one-way fare for this route is set at Dh12.

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Adel Shakeri, Director of Planning and Business Development at RTA’s Public Transport Agency, emphasized the authority’s commitment to expanding the public bus network and enhancing integration with other transport modes such as the Metro and marine services.

He stated that improving intercity connectivity is essential for promoting public transport as the preferred mobility choice across the emirate.

In addition to Route E308, the RTA will implement various service modifications across its bus network to enhance efficiency and passenger experience. Changes include new terminations and rerouting of several existing routes to better serve commuters.

This initiative aims to provide a quicker and more reliable transport option for those traveling between Dubai and Sharjah, reinforcing the RTA’s ongoing efforts to improve public transportation in the region.

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• MoI announces 30-Days Grace Period to Rectify Expired Vehicle Registrations

In a move aimed at reinforcing road safety and regulatory compliance, Qatar’s Ministry of Interior has announced a 30-day period during which vehicle owners with expired registrations must rectify their legal status.

The grace period, which began on July 27, 2025, provides a final opportunity to renew registrations without facing legal repercussions.

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The directive, issued by the General Directorate of Traffic, applies to vehicles whose registrations have surpassed the legally permitted validity outlined in Article 11 of Law No. 19 of 2007 on the issuance of the Traffic Law.

According to officials, failure to renew expired registrations within this specified timeframe will result in legal action, including potential penalties as prescribed by Qatari law.

Authorities stressed that the initiative is part of a broader national effort to ensure all vehicles operating on Qatar’s roads are legally compliant and roadworthy. This measure is also intended to streamline traffic management and reduce risks associated with unregistered vehicles.

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Vehicle owners are strongly encouraged to utilise the available renewal platforms—including the Metrash2 mobile application, online portals, and direct visits to traffic service centres—to complete the registration process promptly.

The Ministry further emphasised that no additional leniency will be granted beyond the 30-day window, and violators will be subject to enforcement procedures thereafter.

The Ministry of Interior has called on all affected individuals to take immediate action, highlighting the importance of adherence to traffic regulations in maintaining public safety and legal integrity on Qatar’s roads.

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The General Authority of Customs has issued an official statement addressing a recent incident involving the confiscation of gemstones from a traveler at Hamad International Airport, following a complaint submitted by the individual concerned.

According to the Authority, the traveler failed to declare the gemstones in their possession upon entry into the country, as required under national legislation.

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The statement referenced the legal framework set forth in Law No. (20) of 2019 on Combating Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing, and the associated implementing regulations issued by Council of Ministers’ Decision No. (41) of 2019.

Under these provisions, all travelers entering or departing Qatar are legally obligated to declare any currency, bearer negotiable instruments, precious metals, or gemstones valued at QAR 50,000 or more—or the equivalent in other currencies—by completing the designated customs declaration form.

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The General Authority of Customs clarified that the traveler’s failure to comply with this requirement constitutes a breach of the country’s customs regulations. As a result, the undeclared gemstones were lawfully seized in accordance with established procedures.

Reaffirming its commitment to enforcing the law with full transparency and professionalism, the Authority emphasized its ongoing efforts to ensure the smooth facilitation of travel while upholding national security and regulatory compliance.

It further called on all passengers to familiarize themselves with the relevant laws and declaration requirements to avoid violations that could lead to delays, confiscation of assets, or legal penalties.

The Authority concluded by reiterating the importance of compliance with customs regulations, which play a critical role in safeguarding Qatar’s borders and supporting international efforts to combat financial crimes.

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The UAE’s Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure has announced the temporary closure of Al Jamea Road and Al Muzawwad Road at the Al Badia intersection towards Dubai (Emirates Road).

This closure will take effect at 1 AM on Saturday, July 26, and will last until 5 AM on Monday, July 28, as part of ongoing development works to enhance local infrastructure.

Motorists are advised to plan their routes accordingly and follow diversion signs during this period. Traffic will be redirected via Al Houshi Bridge on Maliha Road heading westward.

The Ministry has apologized for any inconvenience and appreciates the public’s cooperation in maintaining smooth traffic flow throughout the closure.

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