Transport in Tel Aviv - Rail Transport

Rail Transport

Tel Aviv has four train stations along the Ayalon Highway. The stops are from north to south: Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv Savidor Central, Tel Aviv HaShalom (near the Azrieli Center shopping mall) and Tel Aviv HaHagana (near the central bus station). It is estimated that more than a million people travel by train from the surrounding cities to Tel Aviv each month.

Since the completion of the Ayalon Highway railway section in 1993, Tel Aviv has been the central hub for rail transport in Israel. The Savidor Central Railway Station alone handled approximately 38,000 passengers a day in summer 2009. Railway lines from Tel Aviv include Israel Railways's main line, running from Beersheba to Nahariya, as well as lines to Ashkelon, Modi'in, Rishon LeTziyon, Kfar Saba and Jerusalem. A faster line to Ashkelon via Bat Yam/Holon is under construction. Most trains stop at all stations in Tel Aviv, except for some trains to and from Be'er Sheva that do not reach Tel Aviv University, some trains bound for Rishon LeZion HaRishonim and late night trains that only stop at Tel Aviv Savidor Central. All stations of Israel Railways, other than Dimona, are directly reachable from Tel Aviv.

[ ] Suburban and inter-city railways in the Tel Aviv area
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Inter-city line to Nahariya via Haifa
Binyamina
Caesaria-Pardes Hanna
Hadera West
Hod Hasharon Sokolov
Netanya
Kfar Saba Nordau
Rosh HaAyin North
Beit Yehoshua
Petah Tikva Sgula
Petah Tikva Kiryat Arye
Herzliya
Bnei Brak
Tel Aviv University
TA Savidor Central
Tel Aviv HaShalom
Tel Aviv HaHagana
Holon Junction
Kfar Habad
Holon-Wolfson
Ben Gurion Airport
Lod Ganei Aviv
Bat Yam-Yoseftal
Lod
Bat Yam-Komemiyut
Be'er Ya'akov
Rishon LeZion Moshe Dayan
HaRishonim
Yavne West
Ramla
Rehovot
Pa'atei Modi'in
Yavne East
Modi'in Central
Ashdod Ad Halom
Inter-city line to
Jerusalem
Ashkelon
Inter-city line to Be'er Sheva

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