Ayalon Highway Sections and Train Services to Be Disrupted This Weekend
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
Sections of the Ayalon Highway near Glilot will be closed this weekend for electrical work, with specific northbound and southbound lanes affected. Train services will also be significantly disrupted across multiple lines due to infrastructure work, leading to split routes and altered station stops. Free shuttle services will be provided between affected train stations. The disruptions will occur from Friday night through Sunday morning.
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- Ayalon Highway sections near Glilot will be closed this weekend for electrical work.
- Road closures will occur Friday night/Saturday and Saturday night/Sunday.
- Train services will be split and altered at Tel Aviv University Station.
- Multiple train lines will have their routes changed or terminated early.
- Free shuttle services will be available between affected train stations.
Sections of the Ayalon Highway near the Glilot interchange will be closed this weekend due to work by the Israel Electric Corporation. The closures will begin Friday night at 11:30 PM and end Saturday at 4:00 PM. A second closure is scheduled for Saturday night starting at 11:30 PM and concluding Sunday at 5:00 AM. The affected northbound lanes are between the Glilot and Seven Stars interchanges, and the southbound lanes are between the Ha'apilim and Glilot interchanges.
In addition to the road closures, train services will also be altered throughout the weekend due to essential electrical and infrastructure work. These changes commence Friday at midnight and continue until Sunday at 4:00 AM. The primary impact will be on train services at Tel Aviv University Station, with many lines being split. These lines will either start or end at nearby stations, Herzliya and Tel Aviv Savidor Center. Free shuttle services will operate between these stations.
Specifically, the Modi'in Center-Nahariya line, including Friday night trains, will operate in a split format between Modi'in Center and Tel Aviv Savidor Center, and between Herzliya and Nahariya. The Be'er Sheva-Nahariya line will also be split between Be'er Sheva Center and Tel Aviv Savidor Center, and between Herzliya and Nahariya. The Ashkelon-Binyamina line will run only between Ashkelon and Tel Aviv Savidor Center. The Jerusalem Yitzhak Navon-Herzliya line trains will terminate and originate at Tel Aviv Savidor Center, bypassing Tel Aviv University, Expo, and Herzliya stations. The Beit Shemesh-Netanya line trains will also terminate and originate at Tel Aviv Savidor Center, skipping Tel Aviv University, Expo, Herzliya, Beit Yehoshua, and Netanya stations. The Sharon Ring line will start and end at Ra'anana West station, not stopping at Herzliya.
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