Israel Railways to cut Modi'in service this weekend to connect new 431 line to rail network
Upon its expected completion in 2028, Track 431 is anticipated to connect Jerusalem directly to the Shfela region and to Israel's southern coast, at a cost of NIS 3.5 billion.
Israel Railways has announced service disruptions this weekend as part of efforts to connect the new Track 431 project to the existing railway network. The service cuts will affect Modi in Center and Pa ate Modi in railway stations, with trains not running between Modi in and Ben-Gurion Airport from Thursday at 10:00 p.m. until Sunday at 4:00 a.m. The railway notes that the line between Modi in Center and Jerusalem Yitzhak Navon will run normally on Thursday night and Friday, while a free shuttle service will run between the Modi in stations and Ben-Gurion Airport.
The Track 431 project is expected to complete in 2028 and will connect Jerusalem directly to the Shfela region and Israel's southern coast, as well as Rishon Lezion to Modi in, at a cost of NIS 3.5 billion.
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