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Network status — the Gush Dan light rail and metro

The status of all six lines in the Gush Dan network. Only the Red Line is operating today — we update this page with every notice of a fault, disruption or service change.

Line status

Red LineRed Line
HaKomemiyut ↔ Petah Tikva Central Bus Station
Regular service
Purple LinePurple Line
Tel Aviv (Arlozorov) ↔ Yehud / Tzomet HaTayasim · Opening estimated: 2027 (projected)
Under construction
Green LineGreen Line
Rishon LeZion ↔ Herzliya / Ramat HaHayal · Opening estimated: 2028–2030 (projected)
Under construction
Line M1Metro Line M1
Ra’anana–Herzliya ↔ Rishon LeZion (north–south axis) · Opening estimated: early 2030s (projected)
Under construction
Line M2Metro Line M2
East Gush Dan ↔ Tel Aviv · In planning — 2030s (projected)
Planned
Line M3Metro Line M3
Herzliya ↔ Bat Yam (with a spur to Ben Gurion Airport) · In planning — 2030s (projected)
Planned

How to check before travelling

Before heading to the station, check this page and the schedule page. The official, immediate sources for service status are the Tevel Metro / Rav-Kav app, the public-transport hotline *8787 and the *8787, as well as the electronic signage at the stations. We relay every official notice here as soon as it is published. If you’ve noticed a disruption we haven’t recorded, tell us via the contact page.

No service on Shabbat. The light rail does not run on Shabbat or on holidays — service ends on Friday about two hours before the start of Shabbat, and resumes on Saturday night about an hour after the end of Shabbat. The hours vary by season.
Disclaimer. We update this site whenever the light rail's hours, fares, routes or service change, and whenever there is a disruption. Bookmark telavivmetro.org and check this page before you travel — we publish every change as soon as we learn of it.
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We keep telavivmetro.org with every change — to operating hours, fares, service disruptions or any important announcement about the Gush Dan light rail and metro. Save this page and check it before you travel to stay up to date.

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