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Hi all
can you please tell me the quickest way from Sisley to Suadiyé(Asia) on a friday afternoon after 5 pm.
Thank's a lot.
Thank you for the answer, on fridays the traffic is impossible; I was looking for something faster than bus.Even if I take a vapur I'll have to catch a bus.
http://www.iett.gov.tr/en/section.php?sid=58
take metrobus from Mecidiyekoy to Sogutlucesme it will take 20 min to arrive
to asian side.When you ge of in sogutlucesme(kadikoy)take a suburban train and after 10 min you ll be in suadiye.You wil not be in the traffic jam by Metrobus.
Mecidiyekoy metro bus station is on the mecidiyekoy Viaduct on the O-1 Motorway.
Opposite of the VODAFONE building in mecidiyekoy.
Please check the web link.
Cheers
http://www.iett.gov.tr/en/saat/hareketsaati.php?hid=hat&BtnDetay=3&hatcode=34A&a=q
http://harita.iett.gov.tr/en/?hat=34a
http://harita.iett.gov.tr/en/?hat=34a#
suburban train schedule
http://www.tcdd.gov.tr/yolcu/hpasabanliyo/hapasagebze.pdf
Hi Neodue
very kind of you. Thank's a lot.
I hope I could help you.Cheers
Yes Neodue, it's very helpful; I leave it for the next time, did not go.
Cheers
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