Jerusalem Light Rail Line L3 Extended to Old City Entrance
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Jerusalem's L3 light rail line has been extended to Damascus Gate, offering direct access to the city center and the Old City entrance. The expansion, announced by the Ministries of Transport and Finance and the Jerusalem Municipality, will also increase service frequency on Jaffa Street. Five new stations will connect passengers to major attractions like Mahane Yehuda Market and Mamilla.
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- Jerusalem's L3 light rail line now extends to Damascus Gate, near the Old City.
- The extension provides direct access to the city center and key attractions.
- Service frequency on Jaffa Street is expected to increase.
- Five new stations will be shared with the 1L line.
- The expansion was announced by the Ministries of Transport and Finance and the Jerusalem Municipality.
The Ministry of Transport, in conjunction with the Ministry of Finance and the Jerusalem Municipality, announced the extension of the L3 light rail line in Jerusalem, effective immediately. The line will now run from its current terminus at the Tavori station to the Damascus Gate station, providing direct access to the city center. This expansion is expected to increase the frequency of the light rail along Jaffa Street. The L3 line will incorporate five new stations shared with the 1L line (Neve Yaakov-Hadassah Ein Kerem), connecting passengers to key city attractions including Mahane Yehuda Market, City Hall, the Mamilla area, and the entrance to the Old City.
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