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Israel Railways to Cut Central Line Service During Peak Hours for Work
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Israel Railways will reduce service on its Sharon Ring Line in central Israel by halving train frequency during peak hours on October 28-29. The cuts are for "life-saving infrastructure work" but are unusual as they occur during rush hour on workdays. The company expects significant crowding and potential traffic increases due to the disruptions.
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- Israel Railways will reduce service on the Sharon Ring Line during peak hours on October 28-29.
- Train frequency will be cut in half to two trains per hour during peak times.
- The cuts are for "life-saving infrastructure work" essential for travel safety.
- The decision to perform work during peak hours is unusual and was not immediately explained.
- Significant crowding and potential traffic congestion are anticipated.
- Some trains will make additional stops to alleviate disruptions.
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