Galilée Region Launches Free Public Transport Service
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
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- Galilée Regional Council launches free G-LINE transport Sunday.
- Service connects 33 communities to education, culture, sports.
- Trial phase begins with 8 routes and 18 buses.
- Full service will expand to 13 routes.
- Transportation will be free in afternoons and evenings.
The Galilée Regional Council is set to launch a new public transportation system called G-LINE on Sunday, October 2nd, 2026. Initially operating in a trial phase, the service will feature eight bus routes connecting 33 communities within the region to educational, cultural, and sports centers. The initiative aims to provide free transportation for residents during afternoon and evening hours. Eventually, the full system will encompass 13 routes and 18 buses, serving all 33 settlements in the Galilée.
The G-LINE service is designed to improve accessibility for residents, particularly connecting them to key community hubs. The free nature of the service is intended to encourage its use and benefit a wide range of the population, including seniors, as indicated by the tags.
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