Project description |
Project name: |
Mahlafonim, Shefar'am |
Project Type: |
Planning and Execution of a Light Rail Route Between Haifa and Nazareth |
Project location |
Location: |
Shefar'am, on Highway 79 |
Environment: |
The project is situated on a major highway with convenient access to other regions of the country. |
Project Objectives |
Main Objectives: |
Improving transportation infrastructure and establishing a light rail system. |
Challenges: |
Addressing regional transportation issues and reducing traffic congestion. |
Collaboration with Authorities |
Key Partners: |
Cross-Israel Highway and the Ministry of Transport. |
Selection Process: |
The project was selected through a public tender. |
Project characteristics: |
Scope: |
The project includes two distinct segments, with a total length of 5 kilometers. There is a gap of approximately 4 kilometers between the eastern and western segments in Shfaram. |
Unique features: |
The project involves the expansion of bridges and the construction of a central route for the light rail. |
Planning and execution: |
Planners and engineers: |
Cross-Israel |
Planning and execution stages: |
Includes planning of the lines, expansion of transportation infrastructure, and installation of unique facilities |
Schedules: |
Start of work: |
2023 |
Expected finish: |
2025 |
Separate steps of execution: |
The execution is carried out according to a structured timeline with separate phases |
Advantages of the project: |
Key advantages: |
Upgrading the public transportation system and reducing traffic congestion |
Improvements and benefits: |
Operation of a light rail system connecting Haifa to Nazareth, improving accessibility and transportation infrastructure |
Quality and safety: |
Measures to Ensure Quality and Safety: |
Quality Control, Safety Officer, and Procedures for Ensuring Quality Standards |
Green Features and Innovative Technologies: |
The project is conducted according to standard regulations without any special green features. |
Marketing and Public Communication: |
Communication with the public: |
Through the spokespersons of Cross Israel and the Ministry of Transport |
Tracking and feedback: |
The public can track the project's progress through the open public areas. |