Major Traffic Disruptions Expected on Ayalon Highway Near Herzliya This Weekend
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Major traffic disruptions are expected on the Ayalon Highway near Herzliya this weekend due to extensive work by the Israel Electric Corporation. The highway will be closed in both directions for extended periods, starting Thursday night and concluding early Sunday morning. Drivers are advised to expect significant delays and use alternative routes like Highways 2, 4, and 5.
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- Ayalon Highway (Highway 20) will be closed in both directions near Herzliya this weekend.
- Closures are due to extensive work by the Israel Electric Corporation.
- The first closure runs from Thursday 11:30 PM to Friday 4:00 PM.
- The second closure runs from Saturday 11:00 PM to Sunday 5:00 AM.
- Traffic will be diverted to Highways 2, 4, and 5.
- Drivers should prepare for significant traffic disruptions and delays.
Drivers in the Herzliya area should prepare for significant traffic disruptions this upcoming weekend as sections of the Ayalon Highway (Highway 20) will be closed in both directions for extended periods due to work by the Israel Electric Corporation. The closures are scheduled to begin Thursday night and continue intermittently until early Sunday morning. The first closure starts Thursday at 11:30 PM and lasts until Friday at 4:00 PM. The second closure begins Saturday night at 11:00 PM and concludes Sunday at 5:00 AM. In the northbound direction, traffic will be blocked from the Glilot East interchange to the Shivat HaKochavim interchange. The entrance ramp from Highway 5 to northbound Ayalon will also be closed, though the ramp from Shivat HaKochavim to Highway 20 North will remain open. Southbound traffic will be affected from the HaMaf'ilim interchange to the Glilot East interchange. Entrance ramps from Shivat HaKochavim to southbound Ayalon and from Highway 543 at the Shefayim East interchange to southbound Highway 20 will also be closed. Traffic will be diverted to parallel routes, primarily Highway 2 (the Coastal Highway), Highway 4, and Highway 5.
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