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0404Economy

Kiryat Ata Municipality and Egged Partner on Public Transport Upgrade

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The Kiryat Ata Municipality and the bus company Egged met on Sunday to advance a plan for upgrading public transportation infrastructure in the city. The initiative aims to improve traffic routes and adapt them to Kiryat Ata's rapid development. Mayor Yakov Peretz emphasized the importance of providing advanced and accessible public transport services to residents. The municipality's professional staff has been instructed to immediately begin implementing the proposed changes.

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  • Kiryat Ata Municipality and Egged are collaborating on a plan to upgrade public transportation infrastructure.
  • The initiative aims to improve traffic routes and adapt them to the city's rapid development.
  • Municipal officials have been instructed to immediately implement the proposed changes.
  • Mayor Yakov Peretz stressed the need for advanced and accessible public transport services.
  • The meeting took place on Sunday with Egged's management.

The Kiryat Ata Municipality held a professional working meeting on Sunday with the management of Egged, Israel's largest bus operator, to advance a plan for upgrading public transportation infrastructure in the city. The meeting focused on improving traffic routes and adapting them to Kiryat Ata's rapid development. Following the discussion, municipal officials were instructed to immediately begin implementing the proposed changes to ensure continuous, safe, and efficient bus movement for passengers and residents.

Mayor Yakov Peretz stated that alongside the city's extensive development and construction, the municipality has a duty to provide residents with advanced, better, and more accessible public transportation services. He thanked Egged representatives for their close cooperation and commitment to the residents, adding that the city will continue to work on improving its infrastructure for all citizens.

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