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Some public transportation lines in Istanbul will be free until January 1, 2024

Some public transportation lines in Istanbul will be free until January 1, 2024

December 13, 2023

According to a news on usakgundem.com Metro Istanbul will not charge passengers using the following routes until January 1, 2024:

- 50AC Cebeci-Alibeyköy Metro.

- 50D Ayazaga-Alibeyköy Metro.

- 50G Göktürk-Alibeyköy Metro.

- TM1 Emniyettepe-Alibeyköy Metro.

- TM2 Hamidiye-Güzeltepe-Alibeyköy.

- TM3 Hamidiye-Alibeyköy Metro.

- TM5 Alibeyköy-5.Levent Metro.

- TM6 Nur Sitsi - Alibeyköy Metro.

- TM7 Çırçır Metro-Alibeyköy Metro.

- TM8 Akşemsettin-Alibeyköy Metro.

- TM9 Yenimahalle-Kazim Karabekir-Alibeyköy Metro.

- TM10 Yesilpinar-Alibeyköy Metro.

- TM11 Yesilpinar-Alibeiköy Metro.

- TM12 Metro Karadolap-Alibeiköy.

- TM15 Yenimahalle-Alibeiköy Metro.

- TM16 Yenimahalle-Gaziosmanpaşa-Alibeiköy Metro.

- TM17 Sultangazi-Gazi-Alibeiköy Metro.

- TM18 Sultangazi-Karayollari - Alibeyköy Metro.

- TM19 Zübeyde Hanım-Alibeyköy Metro.

- as well as TT5 Eminönü-Alibeyköy Cep Otogarı Tram Line

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