2. According to the official website information of Shenzhen Metro on June 30th, 20th 1 7th, there are eight lines in operation in Shenzhen Metro, namely:1Line, Line 2, Line 3, Line 4, Line 5, Line 7, Line 9,1/KLOC.
1, subway 1 line (envelope) Working hours: 6: 30 ~ 23: 00. 1 line, which runs every 3 minutes in all peak hours and every 6 minutes in average peak hours. The last bus on holidays runs until 00: 00.
2. Metro Line 2 will operate from 6: 30 to 23: 00 on the new working day (the number of on-line trains will increase from 27 to 30 during peak hours), and the last bus will operate until 00: 00 on holidays.
Departure interval: peak interval: 6 minutes, flat peak interval of 8 minutes, long waiting time.
Tip: The train interval for Chiwan during rush hour (7: 36 ~ 8: 32) is shortened from the current 5 minutes to 4 minutes, and the train interval at other times remains unchanged.
3. The working hours of Metro Line 3 are from 6: 30 to 23: 00 on weekdays, with a 7-minute peak interval and a 8-minute flat peak interval, so the waiting time is longer. The last bus on holidays runs until 00: 00.
4. Operating hours of Metro Line 4 on weekdays: 6: 30 ~ 23: 00, with 6 minutes between peak hours and 6 minutes between flat peaks. The last bus on holidays will be adjusted according to the situation.
5. The working hours of Metro Line 5 are from 6: 30 to 23: 00 on weekdays, with a 6-minute peak interval and an 8-minute peak interval, and the waiting time is long. The last bus on holidays runs until 00: 00.
6. The working hours of Metro Line 7 are from 6: 30 to 23: 00 on weekdays, with a 6-minute peak interval and a 7-minute peak interval, and the waiting time is longer. The last bus on holidays runs until 00: 00.
7. The working hours of Metro Line 9 are from 6: 30 to 23: 00 on weekdays, with a 6-minute peak interval and a 7-minute peak interval, and the waiting time is longer. The last bus on holidays runs until 00: 00.
8. The working hours of subway 1 1 line are from 6: 30 to 23: 00 on working days, with 6-minute peak intervals and 7-minute peak intervals, and the waiting time is long. The last bus on holidays runs until 00: 00.
Third,
Shenzhen Metro refers to the urban rail transit serving Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, China. The first subway line in Shenzhen was officially put into operation on February 28th, 2004, making Shenzhen the fifth city in Chinese mainland with a subway system.
Four. References:
Shenzhen metro