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Links about trams and light rails in Jerusalem

There are 2 links about trams and light rails in Jerusalem (Israel / Palestine) on Tram Travels.

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Cfir
Language: Arabic, English, Hebrew.

"Cfir is the operator of the Jerusalem light rail and brings together practical passenger information for lines L1 and L3, with L1 running from Neve Yaakov in the north to Hadassah Ein Kerem in the south, and L3 linking the Turim area with Malha. The site covers routes, disruptions, timetables, tickets, validation rules, accessibility, customer service, lost property, and current service updates for the network."

Jerusalem Light Rail
Language: Arabic, English, Hebrew.

"The launch of the light rail in 2011 created an atmosphere of progress, convenience, and efficiency in Israel’s largest city. The first of the city’s light rail lines is the Red Line, which offers a quiet and environmentally friendly ride – and in the not-too-distant future, more lines are expected to traverse Jerusalem and connect the residential, employment, trade, entertainment, and academic focal points."

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