Free transportation gesture for students entering YGS in İzmir: Due to the Transition to Higher Education Exam (YGS) to be held on Sunday, March 12, İzmir Metropolitan Municipality took a series of measures for public transportation. In addition, all candidates who will take the exam in Izmir will be able to benefit from the buses, ferries, metro and suburban services of the Metropolitan Municipality for free by showing their exam entrance documents.
İzmir Metropolitan Municipality has made some arrangements to facilitate the access of candidates to the Higher Education Transition Exam to be held this Sunday to the examination centers.
However, the Metropolitan Municipality offered another opportunity for candidates to take the test. Candidates who will benefit from buses, subways, commuter trains (İZBAN) and ferries will be able to benefit from the free transportation service by showing the ve entry documents) until the start of the test on Sunday morning.
100 bus supplement
The General Directorate of ESHOT added 100 bus to the lines where exam intensity will be experienced. In addition to 9 Bostanlı İskele-Tınaztepe, 290 Tınaztepe-Bornova Metro and 390 Tınaztepe-F.Altay Transmission Lines, 690 Gaziemir-Tınaztepe and 353 Katip Çelebi University-F.Altay Transfer lines will continue to provide services on Sunday, the exam was announced.
The lines to which ESHOT General Directorate has added flights are as follows:
23, 27, 63, 67, 80, 90, 104, 114, 125, 152, 168, 233, 240, 267, 268, 302, 304, 328, 412, 443, 445, 446, 490, 505, 510, 525, 543, 565, 568, 579, 581, 585, 671, 705, 708, 765, 800, 874, 875, 876
Measures in İZBAN, Metro and İZDENİZ are complete
İzmir Metro, taking into account the passenger density due to the examiner's frequent expeditions. On Sunday mornings, yeniden 10 once a minute “was re-arranged to be sınav 5 one minute Pazar before and after the exam.
In case of need, İZBAN will make two train sets ready at the Alsancak Station for action.
İZDENİZ took measures against the density that could occur with the spare ships to be kept in the piers.
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