New Free Public Transport Service Launches in Gilboa Region
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
A new, free public transportation service called G-LINE will begin operating in Israel's Gilboa region on Sunday. The service will connect 33 communities with 18 buses on eight routes, focusing on access to educational, cultural, and sports facilities during afternoons and evenings.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A new free public transport system, G-LINE, launches Sunday in Gilboa.
- It connects 33 communities with 18 buses on eight routes.
- Service focuses on access to education, culture, and sports.
- The trial phase will run during afternoon and evening hours.
- The G-LINE service will be free for residents.
A new public transportation system, dubbed G-LINE, is set to launch in the Gilboa region on Sunday in a trial phase. The service will operate eight routes using 18 buses, connecting 33 communities within the Gilboa Council area to various educational, cultural, and sports centers. Initially, the G-LINE service will be free of charge for residents and will operate during afternoon and evening hours. The initiative aims to improve accessibility and connectivity for residents across the diverse settlements of the region.