Metro Istanbul, one of the subsidiaries of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IMM), carried a total of 17 passengers in 2022 on the 757.971.355 lines it operates.
Metro Istanbul, Turkey's largest urban rail system operator, has reached 2022 lines and 4 stations with a total length of 4 kilometers, with the F4 Boğaziçi University/Hisarüstü-Aşiyan Funicular Line and 191,45 stations put into service on the M17 Line, which it opened in 195.
Trains circumnavigated the globe 2.766 times
Welcoming more than 2 million passengers a day on the metro, tram, cable car and funicular lines, Metro Istanbul covered a total of 2022 kilometers in 110.845.623 and made 1.744.283 trips.
After the increase in the number of trips, the kilometers traveled increased by 20 percent. 951 trains serving in Metro Istanbul traveled the equivalent of traveling around the world 2.766 times throughout the year.
Hosting 2022 passengers in 757.971.355, Metro Istanbul carried the population of Istanbul approximately 47 times. The number of passengers increased by 2021 percent compared to 59. The day with the highest number of passengers carried in 2022 was Thursday, October 2.869.435, with 6 people.
M2 Line carried the most passengers
While the 9 metro lines serving in Istanbul carried 542.681.558 passengers throughout the year, the line with the highest number of passengers was the M157.762.627 Yenikapı-Hacıosman Metro Line with 2 people.
On the tram lines, 207.777.406 passengers traveled this year. The line serving the most passengers is T137.885.171 with 1 people. Kabataş-Bağcılar Tram Line became.
Throughout the year, 5.516.521 people traveled on funicular lines and 1.995.871 Istanbul residents on cable car lines.
10.108 additional expeditions were made due to the events
Metro Istanbul, which makes instant voyages according to the passenger density, made a total of 2022 additional flights in 10.108 during events such as matches, concerts, rallies, congresses, Ramadan and heavy snowfall.
The Night Metro application served a total of 2.435.333 passengers from August to the end of the year.
In 2022, 38 percent of the passengers in Istanbul's subways were women and 62 percent were men.
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