Traffic Changes on Route 461 Near Tel Aviv Starting Sunday
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Route 461 near Tel Aviv will undergo traffic changes from Sunday, November 8th to Thursday, November 12th, nightly between 10 PM and 5 AM. Work involves new traffic arrangements, public transport adjustments, and lane reductions. Route 461 will close westbound between Mota Gur and Rafael Eitan streets starting November 11th, with traffic diverted. Drivers are recommended to use Waze.
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- Traffic changes on Route 461 are scheduled nightly from Nov. 8-12, 10 PM to 5 AM.
- The work aims to create a new vehicle traffic arrangement between Mesubim Interchange and Tayasim Junction.
- Public transport stops and routes will be altered, and travel lanes will be reduced.
- Route 461 will close to westbound traffic between Mota Gur and Rafael Eitan streets from Nov. 11.
- Westbound traffic will be diverted to the northern side of the road during the closure.
- Drivers are advised to use the Waze navigation app.
Starting Sunday, November 8th, and continuing through Thursday, November 12th, significant traffic adjustments will be implemented on Route 461 between the Mesubim Interchange and the Tayasim Junction. These changes, which will be in effect nightly from 10:00 PM to 5:00 AM, are part of ongoing work to establish a new traffic flow system. The adjustments include modifications to public transportation stops and routes, as well as a reduction in the number of available travel lanes in the affected area. Specifically, Route 461 will be closed to vehicles in the section between Mota Gur Street and Rafael Eitan Street, beginning Wednesday, November 11th, for traffic heading west. During this closure, westbound lanes on Route 461 will be diverted to the northern side of the road, between Ben-Gurion Boulevard and Yigal Allon Boulevard. Drivers are advised to use the Waze navigation app for guidance.
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