The Green Line in Gush Dan

The Gush Dan Light Rail Green Line is a metropolitan transportation project with an estimated cost of approximately NIS 17.2 billion, featuring a route spanning about 39 km and 62 stations, four of which are underground. Approximately 4.5 km of the line runs underground through central Tel Aviv via two parallel tunnels, involving a total excavation length of about 9 km.

The project also includes a significant network of bridges and two depot complexes in Holon. Upon completion, the line is expected to serve approximately 275,000 passengers daily with a frequency of about four minutes, connecting Rishon LeZion and Holon in the south, via Tel Aviv, to Ramat HaHayal and Herzliya in the north. Operations are scheduled to launch in stages, beginning in 2028 and reaching full operational capacity by 2030.

  • 39 km of tracks
  • Number of stations: 62
  • 4 underground stations
  • 275,000 passengers per day
  • NIS 17 billion
  • Opening year: 2030

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