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Heavy traffic in Istanbul is a frequent occurrence, especially on business days and in bad weather conditions. Important connection points such as TEM Highway, Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge and 15 July Martyrs Bridge are critical arteries that carry daily passenger flow.
There is congestion in both directions around the Çamlıca toll booths of the TEM Highway on the Anatolian Side.
Traffic is heavy in the direction of Ümraniye on the Anatolian Side of Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge. The density towards the 15 July Martyrs Bridge starts from Altunizade and extends to the bridge entrance.
Traffic is heavy on the D-100 highway from the Eurasia Tunnel exit towards Maltepe. Vehicles travel slowly at times on the connection roads around Kadıköy, Kozyatağı, Ataşehir and Maltepe.
On the European Side, there is congestion on the D-100 highway from the Golden Horn to Küçükçekmece in the direction of Edirne. Traffic density is also observed in Halıcıoğlu, Okmeydanı, Çağlayan, Mecidiyeköy and 15 July Martyrs Bridge locations.
Traffic is slow in the Beylikdüzü location of the D-100 highway, in the direction of Büyükçekmece, and in the Bahçeşehir location of the TEM Highway, in the direction of Edirne.
While traffic is heavy between İSTOÇ and Mahmutbey toll booths on the TEM Highway, two-way traffic is observed in Hasdal and Seyrantepe locations and Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge.
There is also traffic congestion on the O-3 Highway and the Bus Terminal-Hal road route. Vehicles are also traveling slowly on the Sarıyer direction of Büyükdere Street and the Levent-TEM connection roads.
On the other hand, there is traffic congestion on the coastal road between Karaköy and Beşiktaş Square and around Dolmabahçe Palace.
Due to working hours and rainy weather, public transportation is also busy. While passengers were especially crowded in transfer centers such as Yenibosna, Cevizlibağ and Zeytinburnu, it was observed that the number of passengers waiting at tram, metro, bus and metrobus stops increased.

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There is heavy traffic on the D-100 highway, TEM Highway, Fatih Sultan Mehmet and 15 July Martyrs Bridge, Şile Highway and Altunizade on the Anatolian and European sides of Istanbul. While crowds are seen in both directions between Üsküdar and Beykoz, passenger density is increasing at metro, metrobus, tram and bus stops. There is congestion in transfer centers such as Zincirlikuyu, Uzunçayır, Altunizade, Yenibosna, Cevizlibağ and Zeytinburnu, and traffic density has reached 80 percent.

In the evening hours of the first working day of the week in Istanbul, traffic density reached 80 percent due to the rain. On the Anatolian Side, there was congestion on the D-100 highway from Uzunçayır to Tuzla İçmeler Bridge, from Kartal Bridge to the Eurasia Tunnel. There was also traffic congestion on the roads connecting to Çamlıca Tollbooths, Fatih Sultan Mehmet and 15 July Martyrs Bridge from Tuzla location on TEM Highway. On the European Side, traffic started from the 15 July Martyrs Bridge in the Edirne direction of the D-100 highway and continued intensively to Sefaköy and Haramidere via the Golden Horn Bridge, Edirnekapı and Cevizlibağ. According to IMM Pocket Traffic Map data, traffic density throughout the city reached 80 percent as of 19:00; It was measured as 85 percent on the Anatolian Side and 76 percent on the European Side.
Due to heavy rainfall in Istanbul, there is serious traffic congestion on the Anatolian and European sides. While long queues form on the D-100, TEM highway, bridges and highways, congestion is also observed at public transportation stops. According to IMM data, traffic density in the city reached 80%.

There is congestion in important arteries in Istanbul such as the D-100 highway, TEM Highway and the 15 July Martyrs Bridge. The density continues from Tuzla to the Eurasia Tunnel on the Anatolian Side, and around the Golden Horn Bridge on the European Side. There is also passenger density at public transport stops. TF1 Maçka-Taşkışla cable car line was stopped due to bad weather. According to IMM data, traffic density throughout the city reached 72% in the morning hours, was measured as 89% on the Anatolian Side and 58% on the European Side.

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