Public Transport Connections
Kiryat Motzkin Railway Station is located about a kilometer to the west of the main highway ( Highway 4) and thus is out of walking distance from a large number of bus lines. Two Egged bus lines have a stop on the street outside the station, both running at about 20 minute intervals:
- 52/52A: Haifa – Kiryat Motzkin.
- 11A: Railway station – Kiryat Yam – Kiryat Bialik.
In addition, Sherut (share taxi is called "Tapuzit") line 3 (circular inside the Kerayot) stops at the station.
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