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Timetable and operating hours — the Red Line

The official operating hours, train frequency and the first and last train of the Red Line — Sunday–Thursday, Friday, and the Shabbat break.

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.
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Service hours at a glance

Sunday – Thursday

05:00 – 00:00
The Red Line runs five days a week from 05:00 until around midnight.

Friday

05:00 – before Shabbat
On Friday, service ends about two hours before the start of Shabbat. The exact time varies by season.

Shabbat

No service
The train does not run on Shabbat or on holidays, and resumes service on Saturday night about an hour after the end of Shabbat.

Train frequency by time of day

Frequency is uniform along the line. The Ministry of Transport does not publish a separate departure timetable for each station — use the electronic signage at the station and navigation apps for the next train’s time.

Sunday – Thursday

Time of dayDescriptionTrain frequency
05:00 – 06:30Service starts10-12 min
06:30 – 09:00Morning peak3-5 min
09:00 – 15:00Daytime6-8 min
15:00 – 19:00Afternoon peak3-6 min
19:00 – 22:00Evening7-10 min
22:00 – 24:00Last trains10-12 min

The official frequency: 3–5 minutes at peak hours and 6–10 minutes the rest of the day. The breakdown above is for general guidance only.

Friday

Time of dayDescriptionTrain frequency
05:00 – 08:00Friday morning8-12 min
08:00 – 12:00Before Shabbat6-10 min
12:00 – 15:00Approaching Shabbatreduced service

On Friday the service is reduced ahead of Shabbat and ends about two hours before it begins. No service on Shabbat.

First and last train by station

Estimated times for the first and last train in each direction, calculated from the departure time at the terminus plus the travel time to each station. For planning only, not an official timetable.

Red Line (Red)

Station← Petah Tikva Central Bus Station (first – last)← HaKomemiyut (first – last)
HaKomemiyut05:00 – 00:0005:54 – 00:54
HaAmal05:01 – 00:0005:53 – 00:53
Kaf Tet BeNovember05:02 – 00:0005:52 – 00:52
Yoseftal05:03 – 00:0005:51 – 00:51
Binyamin05:04 – 00:0005:50 – 00:50
Balfour05:05 – 00:0005:49 – 00:49
Jabotinsky05:06 – 00:0005:48 – 00:48
Rothschild05:07 – 00:0005:47 – 00:47
HaAtzmaut05:08 – 00:0005:46 – 00:46
Machrozet05:10 – 00:0005:44 – 00:44
HaBesht05:12 – 00:0005:42 – 00:42
Isakov05:13 – 00:0005:41 – 00:41
Ehrlich05:14 – 00:0005:40 – 00:40
Bloomfield Stadium05:15 – 00:0005:39 – 00:39
Shalma (Salame)05:16 – 00:0005:38 – 00:38
Elifelet05:17 – 00:0005:37 – 00:37
Allenby05:20 – 00:0005:34 – 00:34
Carlebach05:22 – 00:0005:32 – 00:32
Yehudit05:24 – 00:0005:30 – 00:30
Shaul HaMelech05:26 – 00:0005:28 – 00:28
Arlozorov05:28 – 00:0005:26 – 00:26
Abba Hillel05:29 – 00:0005:25 – 00:25
Bialik05:31 – 00:0005:23 – 00:23
Ben-Gurion05:34 – 00:0005:20 – 00:20
Aharonovich05:37 – 00:0005:17 – 00:17
Em HaMoshavot Bridge05:39 – 00:0005:15 – 00:15
Kiryat Arye05:43 – 00:0005:11 – 00:11
Shenkar05:47 – 00:0005:07 – 00:07
Shacham05:49 – 00:0005:05 – 00:05
Beilinson05:50 – 00:0005:04 – 00:04
Dankner05:51 – 00:0005:03 – 00:03
Krol05:52 – 00:0005:02 – 00:02
Pinsker05:53 – 00:0005:01 – 00:01
Petah Tikva Central Bus Station05:54 – 00:0005:00 – 00:00
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Frequently asked questions

On Sunday–Thursday from 05:00 until around midnight. On Friday service ends about two hours before the start of Shabbat, and it does not run on Shabbat — resuming on Saturday night.
The light rail in Gush Dan does not run on Shabbat or on holidays, like most public transport in the area. Service stops from the start of Shabbat on Friday and resumes on Saturday night, about an hour after Shabbat ends. The exact times vary by season.
Between 3 and 5 minutes at peak hours, and between 6 and 10 minutes the rest of the day. The exact time is shown on the electronic signage at the station.
Yes. On holiday eves and holidays the operating hours change, similar to Shabbat. We update this page whenever special hours are published — add it to your favourites.

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