Temporary changes in train traffic • Friday 21/2/25

(Hai Pa) – Israel Railways announced temporary changes to train traffic on the coastal line (Haifa-Tel Aviv) on Friday, 21/2/25.

Israel Railways delivered to Hai Pa News Corporation:

Temporary changes to train traffic on the coastal line (Haifa-Tel Aviv) on Friday 21/2/25 only due to life-saving infrastructure work essential to travel safety; Due to the work, train traffic between Binyamina and Haifa Hof Carmel stations will be temporarily suspended and continuous travel will not be possible on the coastal line (Haifa-Tel Aviv), combined travel with shuttles will be allowed; Atlit stations will be closed to service; Israel Railways will operate a shuttle system free of charge

As part of the annual maintenance program, life-saving infrastructure work will be carried out that is essential for travel safety in the Binyamina area. Due to the work, temporary changes will apply to train traffic on Friday, January 22, 1 only, and continuous train travel on the coastal line (Haifa-Tel Aviv) will not be possible. Combined travel with shuttles will be possible.

• Trains on the Ben Gurion Airport-Nahariya line (night trains between Thursday and Friday) will be operated in a split format between Ben Gurion Airport and Binyamina stations and between Haifa, Hof Carmel and Nahariya stations.
• Trains on the Beer Sheva Central-Nahriya line will be operated in a split format between Beer Sheva Central and Binyamina stations and between Haifa Hof Carmel and Nahariya stations.
• Trains on the Beit Shean-Atlit line will begin and end their journey at Haifa Hof Carmel station and will not stop at Atlit station.
• Atlit Station will be temporarily closed to service.

Train traffic will return to normal on Saturday evening, February 22.2.25, XNUMX, with the resumption of service.
Israel Railways will operate a free transportation system.

Train passengers are advised to check the details on the website, the app, or the call center at *5770. Details about regular public transportation lines can be found at the Ministry of Transportation call center at *8787. We apologize for the temporary inconvenience and thank you for your understanding and patience.