Jerusalem's "Blue" Light Rail Line Extended to Damascus Gate
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Jerusalem's "blue" light rail line (L3) was extended to Damascus Gate on November 10, allowing direct access to the city center and increasing train frequency on Jaffa Road. The extension adds five shared stations with the "red" line (L1), connecting key city locations. The project was announced by the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Transportation, and Jerusalem Municipality.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Jerusalem's "blue" light rail line (L3) was extended to Damascus Gate on November 10.
- The extension allows direct travel to the city center and increases train frequency on Jaffa Road.
- Five new stations will be shared with the "red" line (L1).
- The new stations connect to Mahane Yehuda Market, the Municipality, Mamilla, and the Old City entrance.
- The announcement came from the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Transportation, and Jerusalem Municipality.
The "blue" line of Jerusalem's light rail, designated L3, has been extended to Damascus Gate in the city center, effective Tuesday, November 10. The announcement was made by the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Transportation, and the Jerusalem Municipality. This extension will enable passengers on the blue line to reach the city center without transferring and is expected to increase train frequency on Jaffa Road. The "blue" line will now share five stations with the "red" line (L1), connecting passengers to Mahane Yehuda Market, the Municipality building, the Mamilla area, and the entrance to the Old City.
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