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Monday May 27th: 7am Traffic from Sharjah to Dubai

  • Publish date: Tuesday، 27 May 2025
Monday May 27th: 7am Traffic from Sharjah to Dubai

Drivers heading from Sharjah to Dubai during morning rush hour can expect longer travel times and heavier traffic than usual, especially along key routes like E11 and E311. Whether you're commuting for work or appointments, here's a quick snapshot of which routes are moving — and which ones to avoid.

Current Travel Times and Route Updates

1. Al Ittihad Road (E11)

Monday May 27th: 7am Traffic from Sharjah to Dubai

  • 🕒 32 minutes via Al Ittihad St/Dubai - Sharjah Rd/E11 (5.6 km)
    Fastest route for now despite tolls.

  • 🕒 38 minutes via Al Nahda St/D93 (9.5 km)
    Much heavier traffic than usual.

2. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road (E311)

Monday May 27th: 7am Traffic from Sharjah to Dubai

  • 🕒 40 minutes via Algeria St/D56 (14.6 km)
    Currently the fastest route, avoids slowdowns on E311.

  • 🕒 50 minutes via E311 (16.2 km)
    Expect delays due to heavy congestion.

3. Al Wahda Street

Monday May 27th: 7am Traffic from Sharjah to Dubai

  • 🕒 45 minutes via Al Wahda St/E11/S113 (13.1 km)
    Fastest option on this route.

  • 🕒 48 minutes via Al Wahda St + Sharjah Ring Rd/S102 (14.5 km)
    Heavier than usual traffic.

  • 🕒 51 minutes via E11 (11.5 km)
    Crash on E11 causing a 33-minute delay.

4. Garhoud Bridge

Monday May 27th: 7am Traffic from Sharjah to Dubai

  • 🕒 47 minutes via S115 and E11 (15.0 km)
    Currently the quickest option on this route, tolls apply.

  • 🕒 51 minutes via E11 (14.0 km)
    Crash on E11 causing a 36-minute delay.

Heads-Up for Commuters

  • E11 remains the most unpredictable this morning, with crashes causing long tailbacks.

  • If you want to skip tolls, be prepared for longer travel times on alternative roads.

  • Check your navigation apps frequently — traffic is shifting quickly across major roads.

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