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- Eroilor_metro_station abstract "Eroilor is a metro station in Bucharest. It is located near the Cotroceni neighbourhood, servicing the Bucharest Metro lines M1 and M3. Notable buildings in its vicinity are the Bucharest Opera house, the Bucharest Opera Business Center, the Bucharest Law School, the Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy, the University Hospital of Bucharest, one of the buildings of the Bucharest University of Veterinary Medicine and the Saint Elefterie Church.It is the last station where lines M1 and M3 run together, each diverging towards different directions (in the westbound direction). It is thus also where M1 and M3 meet in their eastbound directions. The station itself has three tracks – a central platform with two lateral tracks (track 1 and 3) and a lateral platform serving track 2. Trains coming from Grozăveşti (M1) use track 3, trains coming from Politehnica (M3) use track 1, while trains coming from Izvor use track 2, no matter the direction they are going to follow requiring the use of an audio signal for identification of the line the train will follow. Behind the station walls, two other tracks exist (designated as tracks 4 and 5), that are used to store reserve trains, that are kept ready-to-run in case of another train malfunctioning or an unexpected increase in passenger loads. Track 4 however, is being currently converted to a passenger track (the wall separating it from track 2 will be demolished). In future expansion plans, a new terminal, Eroilor 2, will be built underneath the current station to service the future M5 Line (Drumul Taberei - Universitate - Pantelimon).The station was designed using a wide and open floorplan, with a dominant color scheme of white (obtained by using white marble columns) and pale yellow (from the floor tiles). These were initially intended to be complemented by a tone of red and orange through the use of red brick wall lining, of red and orange lighted signage and of incandescent light bulbs for some lateral illumination (it was the only station to use any incandescent light bulbs, all others were designed to use solely fluorescent lamps). However, as both the incandescent lamps and the orange signage were replaced with the more conventional fluorescent white tubes, these red tones disappeared.Until the completion of the Nicolae Grigorescu - Linia de Centura (now named Anghel Saligny) line, the station was the terminus for line M3, that had been shortened to Industriilor (now named Preciziei) – Eroilor.Regular operation for M3 restarted on the 6th of July 2009, when M3 became Preciziei- Eroilor - Nicolae Grigorescu - Anghel Saligny.The station was opened in November 1979 as part of the first line of the Bucharest Metro.In the future the station will be transited by Line M5.".
- Eroilor_metro_station address "Eroilor Boulevard,".
- Eroilor_metro_station address "Sector 6, Bucharest".
- Eroilor_metro_station availableSmartCard Bucharest_Metro.
- Eroilor_metro_station numberOfTracks "3".
- Eroilor_metro_station openingYear "1979".
- Eroilor_metro_station railwayPlatforms "2 - One island, one side platform".
- Eroilor_metro_station stationStructure "Underground".
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- Eroilor_metro_station address Bucharest.
- Eroilor_metro_station address Sector_6_(Bucharest).
- Eroilor_metro_station address "Eroilor Boulevard,".
- Eroilor_metro_station country Romania.
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- Eroilor_metro_station name "Eroilor".
- Eroilor_metro_station opened "November 1979".
- Eroilor_metro_station platform "2".
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- Eroilor_metro_station structure "Underground".
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- Eroilor_metro_station tracks "3".
- Eroilor_metro_station subject Category:Bucharest_Metro_stations.
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- Eroilor_metro_station comment "Eroilor is a metro station in Bucharest. It is located near the Cotroceni neighbourhood, servicing the Bucharest Metro lines M1 and M3.".
- Eroilor_metro_station label "Eroilor metro station".
- Eroilor_metro_station label "Eroilor".
- Eroilor_metro_station label "Eroilor".
- Eroilor_metro_station label "Eroilor".
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- Eroilor_metro_station sameAs Eroilor.
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- Eroilor_metro_station lat "44.43548".
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- Eroilor_metro_station name "Eroilor".