Dristor metro station

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Dristor

Preceding station Lines Following station Terminus Line M1 Piaţa Muncii toward Pantelimon Mihai Bravu toward Dristor Line M1 Nicolae Grigorescu toward Pantelimon Location Place Dristor Sector Sector 3 Statistics Type of station Underground Platforms in use 4 Platform arrangement Two terminals, each with one island platform. Terminus for Terminal 2 History Opening date December 1981 (Terminal 1) August 1989 (Terminal 2) Bucharest Metro

Dristor is a major metro station in Bucharest. Its name comes from Dristor street, on which one of the exits is located. It is at the end of metro line 1 where this part of the station is called Dristor 2, the other half of the station is Dristor 1, where trains of metro line M1/M3 pass through. Having two separately named parts of the station can cause confusion for people because both parts of the station have metro line M1 either passing through, which occurs at Dristor 1, or terminating and beginning service at Dristor 2. Through poor signage, this can cause confusion for passengers wanting to reach stations on metro line M1 through not knowing which station at Dristor to use.

	M1 Line
								Dristor 2
								Piaţa Muncii
								Iancului
								Obor
								Ştefan cel Mare
								Piaţa Victoriei
								Gara de Nord
								Basarab
								Crângaşi
								Semănătoarea
								Grozăveşti
								Eroilor
								Izvor
								Piaţa Unirii
								Timpuri Noi
								Mihai Bravu
								Dristor 1
								Nicolae Grigorescu
								Titan
								Costin Georgian
								Republica
								Pantelimon