Israel Railways (photo by Avshalom Sashoni Flash 90)
On New Year’s Eve, the trains will be operated according to a designated schedule, which includes reinforcing trains and operating designated lines on the eve of the holiday, including between Tel Aviv and Haifa. This is due to the proactive interruption of the electrification project on the eve of the holiday.
The Israel Railways advises passengers and users of the train services throughout Israel these days to keep up to date with arrival times via the website and the app or at the telephone customer service center at *5770.
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New Year’s Eve, Sunday, September 25, 2022, in Elul, 2015: passenger trains will be operated from 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (approximately) in an enhanced format based on Friday schedules plus a train service between Nahariya-Haifa-T stations “A-Natbg-Modi’in, as well as between Karmiel-Haifa-TA-Be’er Sheva stations. Between Haifa and TA the frequency of the trains will be two trains every hour, in each direction.
On this day, the route of the line traveling between Netanya-Tel’a-Lod-Beit Shemesh stations will be extended and trains on this line will start and end their journey at Hadera West station (instead of Netanya). In addition, trains will be operated on the lines that operate every Friday: Jerusalem Yitzhak Navon-Herzliya. Jerusalem Yitzhak Navon-Modi’in Center. Netanya-TA-Rehovot. Beer Sheva – Ofakim – Netivot – Sderot – Ashkelon. Herzliya-TA-Rashlach Moshe Dayan-Ashkelon. Beit Shean-Haifa HaCarmel Beach – On this day there will be slight changes to the departure times of the trains on this line.
Rosh Hashanah Monday 26.9.22 A in Elul TPFG – no trains will be operated. On Rosh Hashanah evening Tuesday 27.9.22 B in Elul TPFG – train traffic will be operated in a normal night shift format (no trains will be operated between Haifa and Tel Aviv ).
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