
Beykoz Deputy Mayor Özlem Vural Gürzel announced that Çubuklu-İstinye car ferry services will restart in October.
Beykoz Deputy Mayor Özlem Vural Gürzel announced that the Çubuklu-İstinye car ferry services, which were stopped last year due to increasing costs, will restart in October.
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Çubuklu-İstinye car ferry services were terminated last year, citing increasing costs, and were replaced by sea minibuses.
Çubuklu-İstinye car ferry services will restart.
Beykoz Deputy Mayor Özlem Vural Gürzel announced that the flights will restart in October.
Stating that they have been working for a year to put the line back into service, Gürzel said, "It is not important who did it, but that our Beykoz wins. We will all be happy together the day our car ferry starts operating again." he said.
The official announcement and the start date of the voyage are expected to be shared with the public by IMM and City Lines in the coming period.
THE LAST TIME WAS MADE LAST YEAR
Car ferries operated by Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality City Lines were making 46 trips each between Sarıyer and Beykoz districts on weekdays.
The flights were terminated citing increasing costs.
Following this decision, sea minibuses started to operate on the same line.
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Official statement and date will be shared by IMM and City Lines
Very likely · Within weeks

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