Ankaraya

Ankaray is a light metro line in Ankara, Turkey. It operates between Dikimevi and AŞTİ, serving a significant portion of the city's population. The line was constructed in stages, with the first section opening in 1997. It currently consists of 11 stations.

The Ankaray system is designed to alleviate traffic congestion and provide an efficient public transportation option. It connects key areas of Ankara, including the central business district, the bus terminal (AŞTİ), and residential neighborhoods. The trains run on dedicated tracks, mostly underground in the central areas and on the surface in others.

The rolling stock used on Ankaray consists of modern light rail vehicles. The operational speed and frequency of service are designed to meet the demands of a busy urban environment. Ankaray is an integral part of Ankara's public transport network, complementing other modes like the Ankara Metro. Passengers can purchase tickets using a rechargeable smart card system common across Ankara's public transport. The line plays a crucial role in the daily commute for thousands of residents.