Bus 98BusFamagosta Metro M2 - Lotto Metro M1 Metro M5

Famagosta M2 to Lotto M1 M5.

The route 27 stops

  1. FamagostaMetro M2
  2. Via S. Vigilio Via S. PaolinoYou can board here in a wheelchair
  3. Via S. Vigilio (Pronto Soccorso)You cannot board here in a wheelchair
  4. Ospedale San PaoloYou can board here in a wheelchair
  5. Via Voltri Via di Rudini'You can board here in a wheelchair
  6. Via Voltri Via OvadaYou can board in a wheelchair from some platforms only
  7. Via S. Rita P.za MianiYou can board here in a wheelchair
  8. Via S. Rita Via BariYou can board here in a wheelchair
  9. P.za OhmYou can board here in a wheelchair
  10. Via L. il Moro Cavalcavia Don MilaniYou cannot board here in a wheelchair
  11. Via BrunelleschiYou cannot board here in a wheelchair
  12. FrattiniMetro M4
  13. Via Soderini Via D'alvianoYou can board in a wheelchair from some platforms only
  14. Via D'alviano Via TuberoseYou can board here in a wheelchair
  15. Bande NereMetro M1You can board here in a wheelchair
  16. P.le SienaYou can board in a wheelchair from some platforms only
  17. Via Rembrandt V.le AretusaYou can board in a wheelchair from some platforms only
  18. Via Morgantini Via CivitaliYou can board here in a wheelchair
  19. Via Civitali Via ParaviaYou can board here in a wheelchair
  20. Via Paravia Via ZamagnaYou can board here in a wheelchair
  21. SegestaMetro M5You can board here in a wheelchair
  22. V.le Aretusa Via CivitaliFamagosta M2 direction only · not every trip
  23. P.le Selinuntenot every trip
  24. Via Albertinelli P.le SegestaFamagosta M2 direction only · not every trip
  25. P.za M.te FalteronaLotto M1 M5 direction only · not every trip
  26. Via Gavirate Via GigneseYou can board here in a wheelchair
  27. LottoMetro M1Metro M5You cannot board here in a wheelchair

The symbols under a stop’s name

  • You can board in a wheelchair: 13 stops.
  • You can board from some platforms only: 4 stops.
  • You cannot board in a wheelchair: 4 stops.
  • We do not know: 6 stops.

Strike announced

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