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Fukuoka City Subway Nanakuma Line to Increase Train Length From 4 Cars to 6 Cars; Aiming for Service to Begin in 2030 to Alleviate Congestion Caused by Increased Passenger Numbers
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It has been revealed that Fukuoka City is considering increasing the number of cars on its Nanakuma Subway Line to six, aiming for operation to begin in fiscal year 2030. Since the extension of the Nanakuma Line between Tenjin-Minami and Hakata in 2023, the number of passengers has increased, and congestion has become a problem. Fukuoka City is considering increasing the number of cars from the current four to six to alleviate congestion, and ac…
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