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Jerusalem Post/Business & Innovation/Energy & Infrastructure

Light rail, heavy headache: What Jerusalemites think of the light rail construction

The Red Line was suspended for five days this past week. Beyond the inconvenience, where do the municipality and Jerusalemites stand on construction of the new lines to come?

  Signage at a light rail stop in Jerusalem indicate that the line is closed due to expansion work.
Signage at a light rail stop in Jerusalem indicate that the line is closed due to expansion work.
(photo credit: ERICA SCHACHNE)
ByRAQUEL GUERTZENSTEIN FROHLICH
FEBRUARY 15, 2025 22:07
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