341 Bus Route Riyadh: The King Saud University to Al Andalus Line

341 Bus Route Riyadh: The King Saud University to Al Andalus Line

Dear All, here are the details about the 341 Bus Route Riyadh | Route 341 starts at King Saud University and, according to the older lists, runs east along King Abdullah Road and through Al Urubah to Abdulrahman Al Ghafqi Road and Al-Andalus.

KSA Expats’ January 2025 list gives the line as King Saud University to Al-Andalus, and Life in Saudi Arabia’s shorter list runs KSU, King Abdullah Road, Al Urubah, Abdulrahman Al Ghafqi Road and Khalid Bin Al Walid Road. The Royal Commission’s 2024 data is broader and less tidy: 67 stations in twelve groups, including Hitteen, Al-Malqa, As-Sahafa, Al-Nakheel and Saeed Bin Amer in the north-west that the older lists do not mention.

That is a warning that Route 341 has more to it than a straight KSU-to-Al-Andalus line, so this guide separates the confirmed ends from the wider set of stations.

Route 341 Details

Stations and Stop Order on the 341

Al Urubah and Hitteen each have 15 of the 67 stations. The coordinates sit within a box 10.8 km north-south by 16.4 km east-west, and unlike most lines here, the stations do not fall along a single line: they cluster around the university and Hitteen in the north-west and around Al Urubah and Abdulrahman Al Ghafqi in the east. That makes the stop order impossible to derive reliably from coordinates.

RCRC’s sequence numbers do not help either, so the stops field uses only the order named by the older lists: King Saud University, King Abdullah Road, Al Urubah, Abdulrahman Al Ghafqi and Al-Andalus. The Hitteen, Al-Malqa, As-Sahafa, Al-Nakheel, Saeed Bin Amer and Al Jabal Al Saghir groups are in the dataset but their position in the sequence is not confirmed.

Stage tags are 28 at stage 2, 25 beyond stage 5.2 and 7 at stage 1, with 4 at stage 5, 2 at 5.2 and 1 at stage 4. Wikipedia’s Line 2 table lists a King Saud University metro station and Line 6 an Al-Andalus station, though the sources do not describe a bus link at either.

Fare and Payment

KSA Expats lists a 2-hour pass at SAR 4. Since KSA Expats includes Route 341 in its January 2025 list of operating routes, that fare is the one to start from, but it gives no interval. Confirm the price and the next departure in the Riyadh Bus app.

How to Ride the 341 Bus

1. Start at a King Saud University station, or at an Al Urubah station if you are already on the eastern side.
2. Open the Riyadh Bus app and check the direction and destination shown for Route 341, since the dataset covers more of the north-west than the older lists.
3. Pay with your pass or the payment option shown in the app.
4. Alight at the station nearest your destination, checking the app for how far the route runs towards Al-Andalus.

Frequently Asked Questions About Route 341

Where does the 341 bus go?
KSA Expats lists Route 341 as King Saud University to Al-Andalus. The RCRC data has a wider set of 67 stations, including Hitteen, Al-Malqa and As-Sahafa in the north-west, so the full path is not confirmed.

Why does the RCRC data show stations the older lists do not?
The dataset includes Hitteen, Al-Malqa, As-Sahafa, Al-Nakheel and Saeed Bin Amer stations that the older lists omit. The sources do not explain the difference, so confirm the current path in the app.

Which landmarks are linked with Route 341?
Life in Saudi Arabia names King Saud University, King Abdullah Road, Al Urubah, Abdulrahman Al Ghafqi Road and Khalid Bin Al Walid Road. It does not say the bus stops at each one.

Is Route 341 still running?
KSA Expats’ January 2025 list of operating routes includes Route 341. That list is not an official timetable, so confirm current service in the Riyadh Bus app.

How many stations does Route 341 have?
The RCRC dataset lists 67: 35 in direction 1 and 32 in direction 2, across twelve groups. The dataset describes the network as planned once fully developed, so some stations may not be open.

How often does the 341 bus run?
None of the sources reviewed publishes an interval for Route 341. Life in Saudi Arabia’s older list gives none for it. Check the Riyadh Bus app for departure times.

Riyadh Public Transport FAQs

How was the Riyadh Bus network rolled out?
Saudipedia’s timeline, based on the Royal Commission for Riyadh City, says phase one launched 15 routes, phase two added nine more, phase three added Route 13 and phase four added seven routes. It says the main network was completed with 54 routes, 679 buses and 2,145 stations and stops.

Can I track a Riyadh bus in real time?
The Royal Commission for Riyadh City says the Riyadh Bus app lets you plan a journey and track your route in real time. Use it to see whether your bus is running before you walk to a stop.

Nearby Routes and Connections

For the Al Batha line that ends at King Saud University, see 7 Bus Route Riyadh. For the line that runs from Khalid Bin Alwaleed Terminal to Al Awwal Park near the university, see 430 Bus Route Riyadh. 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. 341 Bus Route Riyadh: The King Saud University to Al Andalus Line

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. 341 Bus Route Riyadh: The King Saud University to Al Andalus Line

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). Rollout context from Saudipedia and metro station names from Wikipedia’s Line 2 and Line 6 tables. The full stop order for Route 341 could not be derived from the sources.

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