Minister of Transportation Miri Regev announced today (Monday) that starting tomorrow, the placement of visible traffic police officers in busy lanes on the coastal road will begin at 09:30 am "as part of the operations to ease traffic congestion."
The policemen will return to the section between the Netanya North Interchange and the Poleg Interchange from 9:30 a.m. when the loads decrease.
In the announcement it was stated that the traffic police will work to enforce the Narat (highly occupied lane) during rush hours with an alternative activity that will allow enforcement and the flow of traffic in these lanes.
Last week, Regev announced that it would consider canceling some of the public transportation routes on intercity roads,
Last week, Regev announced that it would consider canceling some of the public transportation routes on intercity roads.
Organizations working for the quality of the environment and public transportation published a joint appeal to the Minister calling on her to withdraw from the decision.
The organizations sought to emphasize the importance of public transportation routes and public transportation infrastructure for the State of Israel and the citizens of Israel, especially among the disadvantaged populations that will be directly affected, and up to the general public, who will all pay the price for the lack of infrastructure promotion that will lead to a decline in Israel's status as a developed and advanced country.
Also, the move will damage the connectivity between the center and the periphery.
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