(haipo) – Haifa continues to move towards a modern, faster and more convenient public transportation system. As part of the work to advance the Metro project, the "Cross Israel" company will carry out work on the night between Thursday and Friday, August 6-7, to dismantle the pedestrian bridge at the Matam intersection, another significant step towards upgrading the city's transportation infrastructure.
Night work: dismantling the bridge and changes to traffic
The work will take place between 20:30 PM and 05:00 AM, during which time temporary traffic arrangements will apply in the area:
- Highway 4 will be closed to traffic in both directions.
- From Highway 2 (from the south), a right turn onto Highway 4 south will not be possible.
- From Meir Zorea Street, a right turn onto Highway 4 south will not be possible.
- From the Carmel Tunnels (Route 23), it will not be possible to descend to Route 4 south.
- From Moshe Fliman Street, a right turn onto Route 4 north will not be possible.
- From Andri Sakharov Street, a left turn onto Route 4 north will not be permitted.
In addition, changes will apply to public transportation routes. For information, dial *4515.
It is recommended to plan your trip in advance.
The municipality recommends that drivers prepare accordingly, use the Waze app, and follow real-time updates. Despite the temporary inconvenience, the work is part of a broader process aimed at improving the quality of life in the city and providing residents with a more efficient, advanced, and accessible public transportation system.
The road to the new matron continues
The dismantling of the bridge at Matam is another significant step in Haifa's major transportation project, a project that is destined to change the face of the city and ease traffic congestion for years to come. The municipality thanks residents for their patience and cooperation and promises: change is on the way.
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What about the connection of the Acre matron...when is it finished!!!