Tel Aviv and Herzliya Train Service Disrupted by Weekend Utility Work
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Train services in Tel Aviv and Herzliya will be temporarily altered on Friday and Saturday, November 6-7, 2026, due to infrastructure work by the Israel Electric Corporation. A free shuttle service will operate, and normal service will resume Sunday morning. Several lines will be split or shortened, with passengers advised to check for updates.
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- Train services in Tel Aviv and Herzliya will be disrupted on November 6-7, 2026.
- The disruptions are due to infrastructure work by the Israel Electric Corporation.
- A complimentary shuttle service will be provided for affected passengers.
- Several train lines will be split or shortened during the weekend.
- Normal train operations are expected to resume by Sunday morning, November 8.
Train services in the Tel Aviv and Herzliya areas will experience temporary disruptions on Friday and Saturday, November 6-7, 2026, due to essential infrastructure work by the Israel Electric Corporation. During these two days, a complimentary shuttle service will be provided for passengers. Normal train operations are scheduled to resume by 4:00 AM on Sunday, November 8.
The work, taking place in the Tel Baruch area, is part of the electric company's infrastructure development. Additionally, critical safety upgrades to the rail infrastructure and services will be conducted to enhance travel safety and minimize future inconvenience.
These changes will affect several key train lines. The Modi'in Center-Nahariya, Be'er Sheva-Nahariya, and Ashkelon-Binyamina lines, including night trains, will be split into two segments: one running south to Tel Aviv Savidor Center and another north from Herzliya. Trains originating from Jerusalem and Beit Shemesh will terminate at Tel Aviv Savidor Center instead of continuing to Herzliya and Netanya.
Israel Railways advises passengers to stay updated on the specific changes via their website, mobile application, customer service hotline at *5770, or their official WhatsApp channel. The company apologized for the temporary inconvenience and thanked the public for their understanding and patience.
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