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Ongoing Story· Day 31

Israel's Ayalon Highway Opens New Fast Lanes, Tolls Expected by 2027

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New Transit Options Open in Rishon Lezion Amid Traffic Concerns

Translated & summarized from TheMarker by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Originalהנתיבים המהירים וחניון חנה וסע חדש בראשון לציון נפתחים. זה לא מה שיפתור את הפקק

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  • New fast lanes and park and ride facility open Sunday.
  • Facility offers 3,500 parking spots and shuttle service.
  • Shuttles will run every five minutes during peak hours.
  • Commuters will be taken to Tel Aviv and Ramat Gan.
  • Questions remain about private car access and tolls.
New Transit Options Open in Rishon Lezion Amid Traffic Concerns
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On Sunday, 15 kilometers of new fast lanes will open on the Ayalon Highway, stretching from Rishon Lezion to the Savidor train station in Tel Aviv. Concurrently, a new "park and ride" facility in Rishon Lezion will become operational, offering 3,500 parking spaces. From this facility, shuttle buses will depart every five minutes during peak hours, transporting commuters to employment centers in Tel Aviv and Ramat Gan.

The article raises questions about when private vehicles will be permitted to use these fast lanes and what the associated toll will be, suggesting that these new developments may not ultimately solve the region's traffic congestion issues.

Read the original at TheMarker
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