Bursaray Metro ()
Bursaray is a rapid transit system in the city of Bursa, Marmara Region, Turkey, built in 2000 by TÜVASAŞ, and operated by Burulas. Bursaray Metro opened for passenger service on 24 April 2002. The Bursaray system is composed of two lines that operate on a 38.9 kilometers (24.2 mi) route, serving 39 stations (7 of which are underground stations). The station's platforms are 120 meters (393 ft 8 in) long and 92 centimeters (3 ft 0 in) high; Most stations use island platforms. As an important component of the city infrastructure, Bursaray Metro not only increases the efficiency of daily commute but also plays an important role in supporting the economic and social development of Bursa.
Operator | |
Operation start | 24 April 2002 |
Total Lines | 2 Metro Lines |
Total Station | 38 Active Stations |
Metro City/Country | Bursaray Turkey |
Official Web | https://www.burulas.com.tr/tren-hareket-saatleri.aspx |
Station | Layout | Operation starts | |
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▣ | Emek | ||
▣ | Korupark | ||
▣ | Organize Sanayi | ||
▣ | Hamitler/Fethiye | ||
▣ | Bağlarbaşı/Esentepe | ||
▣ | İhsaniye | ||
▣ | Karaman | ||
▣ | Acemler | ||
▣ | Acemler | ||
▣ | Paşa Çiftliği | ||
▣ | Paşa Çiftliği | ||
▣ | Sırameşeler | ||
▣ | Sırameşeler | ||
▣ | Kültürpark | ||
▣ | Kültürpark | ||
▣ | Merinos | ||
▣ | Merinos | ||
▣ | Osmangazi | ||
▣ | Osmangazi | ||
▣ | Şehreküstü | ||
▣ | Şehreküstü | ||
▣ | Demirtaşpaşa | ||
▣ | Demirtaşpaşa | ||
▣ | Gökdere | ||
▣ | Gökdere | ||
▣ | Yıldırım/Davutdede | ||
▣ | Yıldırım/Davutdede | ||
▣ | Duaçınarı | ||
▣ | Duaçınarı | ||
▣ | Yüksek Ihtisas | ||
▣ | Yüksek Ihtisas | ||
▣ | Arabayatağı | ||
▣ | Arabayatağı | ||
▣ | Üniversite | ||
▣ | Batıkent | ||
▣ | Yüzüncüyıl | ||
▣ | Özlüce | ||
▣ | Ertuğrul | ||
▣ | Altınşehir | ||
▣ | Küçük Sanayi | ||
▣ | Ataevler | ||
▣ | Beşevler | ||
▣ | Fatih Sultan Mehmet | ||
▣ | Nilüfer | ||
▣ | Mimar Sinan | ||
▣ | Hacivat | ||
▣ | Şirinevler | ||
▣ | Otosansit | ||
▣ | Cumalıkızık | ||
▣ | Gürsu | ||
▣ | Kestel |