(haipo) The Electric Company, in coordination with the Haifa Municipality, is continuing the project to bury an overhead power line and upgrade the electrical infrastructure in the area. As part of another phase of the project, Operation Yonatan Street will become one-way starting Sunday, September 6, 26, in the morning. A free shuttle system will be available to residents.
The need for upgrading: outdated infrastructure versus growing needs
The existing electricity system in the area was established many years ago, and since then the city has grown, developed, and electricity consumption has increased significantly. The old infrastructure may have difficulty over time in responding to changing needs, and in the event of a significant malfunction or emergency, may even lead to prolonged damage to the electricity supply and the city's functional continuity. The project is designed to provide a solution to this by establishing an innovative and modern, more reliable and durable electricity infrastructure, and creating an additional electrical ring that will strengthen the resilience of the Haifa metropolis and improve the reliability and continuity of electricity supply in routine and emergency situations.
Changes in traffic arrangements and shuttle service for residents
Starting Sunday, September 6, 2026, from the morning, Operation Yonatan Street will become one-way, and this arrangement will remain in effect until the work is completed. Following the change, the bus stops on Operation Yonatan Street towards Palmach Square will be canceled, and instead, a free shuttle service will be provided during some hours of the day for residents of the street. The work is being carried out in stages with the aim of minimizing the disruption to the daily lives of residents in the area.
And what will the route of bus line 51 be like?
I still don't understand which side will be allowed to travel and which will be closed. A lot of words without the main content.
You dare to do anything bad and incur property taxes.
In which direction will the street be one-way? From the intersection with Vardiya or from Ruppin Road?
unclear!!
A PR reporter for an illusory project by an electricity company that will severely harm residents, both in the short term and possibly in the long term, no one conducted the required tests.
Is there no critical thinking here on this site? Just copy paste data you received from the entities involved
A classic mouthpiece of power.
hallucination
Let all residents know that the project will pass through their street in the future, but no one thinks about you, you are of no interest to anyone and you will bear the consequences, your problem.
Will it become a one-way street, so in which direction will travel be possible?
Basic information that is not written. Is this journalism?