Tehran Metro

Tehran Metro is the rapid-transit rail network serving Tehran and nearby cities. Its lines combine underground and elevated sections and connect urban districts with regional destinations.

Tehran Metro Line 1: A Tehran Metro route running north–south between Tajrish and Kahrizak. It links northern Tehran with the city’s southern edge and continues toward the Imam Khomeini International Airport branch.
Tehran urban rail plan: A long-term plan for constructing and expanding rail transit in Tehran. Its proposals established the routes and ambitions that later shaped the metro.
Tehran: The capital and largest city of Iran, located in the north-central part of the country. The network’s routes and passenger demand are organized around Tehran’s urban geography.
Tehran Bus Rapid Transit: Tehran’s network of bus routes using dedicated or priority lanes on major corridors. BRT serves streets and districts beyond the metro’s fixed rail corridors.
Tehran Metro Line 2: An east–west Tehran Metro route between Tehran Pars and Sadeghiyeh. It crosses the central network and meets several other lines.
Tehran Metro construction: The engineering and building work that created Tehran’s urban rail network. Construction began before the network opened and continued through major political change.
Karaj: A large city west of Tehran in Alborz province, Iran. Suburban rail service connects Karaj with the capital’s transit network.
Tehran trolleybus: A trolleybus system using electrically powered buses on selected Tehran streets. Unlike metro trains, trolleybuses share street infrastructure and serve shorter urban corridors.
Tehran Metro Line 4: A Tehran Metro route connecting eastern and western districts, with an extension to Mehrabad Airport. Its airport branch makes it a direct link between the rail network and domestic air travel.
Tehran Metro opening: The start of passenger service on Tehran Metro’s first operational sections in 1999. The opening marked the shift from plans and construction to public transport service.

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Tehran ProvinceRelated: It connects major parts of the province’s largest urban region.