Kocaeli-Istanbul Shuttle Line Weaved 200 1 Million Kilometers

line made million kilometers
line made million kilometers

One of the affiliates of Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality, TransportationPark A.Ş. 200 vehicles operated by the line, 1 reached million kilometers. Line 200 reached a mileage above other lines, setting a record in its field. Line 200 vehicles, which serve as a bridge between Istanbul and Kocaeli, provided uninterrupted access to citizens.

IN SERVICE SINCE 2013
The Republic of Turkey State Railways (TCDD) 's 2013 years at the Ankara-Istanbul High Speed ​​Train project, stopped the train in order to resolve the grievances of the citizens after the expedition opened lines 200 bus, making 1 million kilometers Kocaeli - was almost shuttling between Istanbul. 1 attracts vehicles reaching a million kilometers to the garage.

FREQUENTLY USE STUDENTS
Transportation The bus line 200, which is operated by Park, is used especially by students. 200, called Ef Legend arasında among students, also makes it easier for citizens to reach Istanbul. The service line used by students studying in Kocaeli has become the bus line where students frequently share on social media.

D-100 THROUGH TRANSMISSION LINE
Line 200 vehicles starting their flights from Kocaeli Intercity Bus Terminal (rural) are going to Izmit-Gebze-Tuzla-Pendik-Kartal Metro direction via D-100. 200 line vehicles, which are known only for taking and unloading passengers at certain stops, are called express lines among the public. The 200 line, which does not stop at all stops and continues on its way in a non-stop way, is among the most popular vehicles in which citizens quickly leave their destination.

18 METER BELLOW BUS
200, which is used frequently by citizens, provides services with 18 meters '' Bellows '' vehicles. Due to the large number of vehicles carrying more passengers, the line 200 has become the bus of choice for citizens wishing to go to Istanbul.

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