10 Bus Route Riyadh: From Al Batha Out to Khalid Bin Al Walid Road

10 Bus Route Riyadh: From Al Batha Out to Khalid Bin Al Walid Road

Dear All, 10 Bus Route Riyadh – Route 10 KSA runs from the Al Batha area out to Khalid Bin Al Walid Road on the north-east side of Riyadh, crossing Al-Malaz, Al Ahsa’, Makkah Al Mukarramah and Khurais along the way.

The end of the line is described three ways. KSA Expats’ January 2025 list gives Al Batha to Al Hamra, Life in Saudi Arabia says Al Quds District, and Edarabia’s older pattern names Al Rawdah District after stops at the Central Post, King Faisal bin Fahd Stadium, Riyadh Zoo and the Ministry of the National Guard. The Royal Commission’s 2024 dataset settles where its stations are: the north-eastern end is a terminal-type station named Khalid Bin Alwaleed Road A, the only station of that shelter type on this line.

That makes Route 10 a good example of why a bus number alone is not a destination. Use the station groups below to work out whether your stop is on the line, and check the Riyadh Bus app for the live destination.

Route 10 Details

Stations and Stop Order on the 10

Khalid Bin Al Walid is the largest group in the dataset with 13 of the 49 stations, followed by Salahuddin Al Ayubi with 8 and Al Ahsa’ and Makkah Al Mukarramah with 7 each. The stations sit within a box 13.5 km north-south by 7.0 km east-west, and the corridor bends from the south-west towards the north-east.

Only some groups appear in both directions: King Abdulaziz, Al-Malaz, Al Ahsa’ and the terminal station appear in direction 1 only, so the two directions are not perfect mirrors. RCRC’s sequence numbers do not form one clean chain for this line, so the group order shown is a corridor order taken from the coordinates and starting from Al Batha, which the named sources give as the origin.

The dataset’s development-stage tags are worth reading with care: 20 of the 49 stations are tagged beyond stage 5.2, and 18 are tagged stage 2. The dataset describes the network as planned once fully developed, so a listed station is not proof that it is open today.

Fare and Payment

KSA Expats lists a 2-hour pass at SAR 4. With a bus only every 20 minutes on weekdays and every 40 minutes on Fridays in Life in Saudi Arabia’s January 2025 listing, this is one of the lower-frequency routes in this batch, so a pass that covers a connection can matter if you miss a departure. Confirm the price in the Riyadh Bus app.

How to Ride the 10 Bus

1. Start at an Al Batha station, or at one of the Al-Malaz, Al Ahsa’ or Khurais stations if you are joining mid-route.
2. Open the Riyadh Bus app and check the next departure, since the interval is longer than on the other routes in this batch.
3. Pay with your pass or the payment option shown in the app.
4. Alight at the Khalid Bin Al Walid station nearest you, or ride to the Khalid Bin Alwaleed Road A terminal at the end.

Frequently Asked Questions About Route 10

Where does the 10 bus go?
It runs from the Al Batha area to Khalid Bin Al Walid Road. KSA Expats names Al Hamra as the end, Life in Saudi Arabia names Al Quds District and Edarabia names Al Rawdah District.

What is the terminal station on Route 10 in the RCRC dataset?
Khalid Bin Alwaleed Road A, which the dataset classes as a terminal. It is the only terminal-type station on this line. The dataset describes the network as planned once fully developed.

Does Route 10 go to the Riyadh Zoo?
Edarabia’s older pattern lists King Faisal bin Fahd Stadium and Riyadh Zoo. The current dataset lists station groups rather than landmarks, so confirm in the app that a stop serves the zoo.

How often does the 10 bus run?
Life in Saudi Arabia reported a bus every 20 minutes on weekdays and every 40 minutes on Fridays in January 2025. Check the Riyadh Bus app for the current interval.

How much does the 10 bus cost?
KSA Expats lists a 2-hour pass at SAR 4 as of January 2025. Confirm the current fare in the Riyadh Bus app before you travel.

How many stations does Route 10 have?
The RCRC dataset lists 49: 26 in direction 1 and 23 in direction 2, across 10 station groups. Some are tagged for later development stages, so not all may be open yet.

Riyadh Public Transport FAQs

What hours do Riyadh buses run?
Life in Saudi Arabia says the city buses run from 5:00 am to 12:00 am, while Edarabia describes historical hours of 5:30 am to 11:30 pm. The two differ, so use the Riyadh Bus app for last-departure times.

What passes are available for Riyadh buses?
KSA Expats lists a 2-hour pass at SAR 4, a 3-day pass at SAR 20, a 7-day pass at SAR 40 and a 30-day pass at SAR 140 (January 2025). The 2-hour pass is described as covering bus and metro rides. Prices can change, so confirm them in the Riyadh Bus app before you buy.

Nearby Routes and Connections

Another line that begins at Al Batha and heads out to the outer edge of the city is 16 Bus Route Riyadh. Khalid Bin Alwaleed Terminal also anchors other routes in KSA Expats’ list, such as 430 and 941, which are not covered here yet. See the Riyadh bus routes hub for the full list. For live service details, check the Riyadh Bus official website or the Riyadh Bus app. 10 Bus Route Riyadh: From Al Batha Out to Khalid Bin Al Walid Road

Comparing Gulf city networks? The Kuwait bus routes directory covers Kuwait route by route, and KuwaitBusRoute.Blogspot.com keeps a companion blog on Kuwait city buses. 10 Bus Route Riyadh: From Al Batha Out to Khalid Bin Al Walid Road

Data notes: station lists from the RCRC Open Data Portal (2024 dataset describing the network as planned once fully developed); route names and older stop patterns from Edarabia, KSA Expats (January 2025) and Life in Saudi Arabia (January 2025). Route 10’s destination differs across sources, so treat any single end point as unconfirmed. Confirm in the Riyadh Bus app.

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