Jerusalem Public Transport Route 92 Extended to Gilo Neighborhood
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Superbus has extended Jerusalem's route 92 to the Gilo neighborhood, adding three new stops and canceling one near the Margalit Street terminal. The changes aim to provide residents with bus access closer to their homes. This modification is part of broader public transport enhancements in the city, including light rail upgrades.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Jerusalem's public transport route 92 has been extended to the Gilo neighborhood.
- The route extension includes three new stops and the cancellation of one existing stop.
- The changes are intended to bring bus service closer to Gilo residents' homes.
- The modifications are part of ongoing public transportation improvements in Jerusalem.
Superbus company announced on Sunday that route 92 in Jerusalem will undergo route and station modifications, extending its service to the Gilo foothills. Both directions of the route, from Gilo towards the city center and vice versa, will be affected. Three new stops will be added on Avner Chai Shakki Street in the neighborhood, while the stop near the bus terminal on Margalit Street will be canceled. The rest of the route will remain unchanged, continuing its original path between Gilo and the city center. This upgrade is expected to significantly benefit Gilo residents by providing bus access closer to their homes, eliminating the need to reach the previous departure station near the Gilo terminal. The change is part of ongoing improvements to Jerusalem's public transportation system, including significant upgrades to the light rail.