Ayalon Highway Closed for Weekend Infrastructure Work, Train Schedules Altered
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Ayalon Highway (Highway 20) is closed in both directions from November 5-8 for infrastructure work by the Israel Electric Corporation. Train services in the Tel Aviv and Herzliya areas are also affected, with altered routes and station stops. Free shuttle buses will be available for affected travelers. The closures are scheduled to end by Sunday morning, November 8.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ayalon Highway (Highway 20) is closed in both directions from November 5-8 for infrastructure work.
- The Israel Electric Corporation is conducting the infrastructure development during the weekend closures.
- Train services in the Tel Aviv and Herzliya areas will have altered schedules and routes.
- Free shuttle buses will be provided to compensate for the highway and train disruptions.
- Specific highway entry points and train stations will be inaccessible during the closure periods.
Ayalon Highway (Highway 20) will be closed in both directions from Thursday evening, November 5, through Sunday morning, November 8, to accommodate infrastructure development by the Israel Electric Corporation. The closures will impact traffic from late Thursday night until Sunday morning, with specific timings for each segment. Northbound lanes will be closed from the Glilot-Mizrah interchange to the Shiv'at HaKochavim interchange, and entry from Highway 5 will be blocked. Southbound lanes will be closed from the HaMapilim interchange to the Glilot-Mizrah interchange, with entry from Shiv'at HaKochavim and Highway 543 at the Shefayim-Mizrah interchange also restricted. Free shuttle services will be provided to affected destinations during the work. Train services in the Tel Aviv and Herzliya areas will also be altered. Services on the Modi'in-Merkaz to Nahariya, Be'er Sheva-Merkaz to Nahariya, and Ashkelon to Binyamina lines will operate on split routes, terminating and originating at Tel Aviv Savidor-Merkaz and Herzliya. The Jerusalem-Yitzhak Navon to Herzliya and Beit Shemesh to Netanya lines will start and end at Tel Aviv Savidor-Merkaz. Specific stations, including Tel Aviv University, Herzliya, Beit Yehoshua, and Netanya, will not be served by certain lines.
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