M6 (Istanbul Metro)

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Embedding of the planned M10 subway line (yellow-green) in the future Istanbul subway network
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The M6 line of the Istanbul Metro is an underground line on the European side of the Turkish metropolis of Istanbul . It is also called the mini-metro and connects the Levent station of the M2 with the Boğaziçi-Üniversitesi station. The line went into operation on April 19, 2015. The M6 ​​can transport 10,000 passengers per hour. A lack of means of transport in the area combined with a high volume of traffic made the construction of the line necessary.

Route

Station map of the planned M6 Levent-Rumeli metro line

The line runs eastwards from Levent on a single track and passes the Uygulama Oteli and Etiler stations on its route before reaching its eastern terminus at Rumeli-Hisarüstü.

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