Transportation Gush Dan

ayalon highway separates tel aviv , ramat gan



ben gurion international airport in lod

the dan bus company focused on serving gush dan, although being replaced kavim company in many of gush dan s cities. of israel s national highway network feeds area, such highway 1, highway 2, highway 4, , highway 5. gush dan served local ayalon highway. israel railways, state owned, national rail network provider, feeds traffic or within gush dan region. tel aviv light rail, under construction, major feature in regions future transport, high speed service jerusalem. 2 airports located in gush dan; sde dov airport located in tel aviv sees average of 700,000 passenger movements year, located north of yarkon river hosts flights rosh pina, , haifa in north ein yahav, ovda international airport, , eilat in south nearby cyprus, rhodes in greece, , aqaba in jordan. meanwhile, ben gurion international airport in lod israel s largest airport handles on 12 million passengers year , offers flights destinations in europe, africa, asia, , americas.

major highways

some of major freeways/expressways carrying commuter traffic in , out of tel aviv metropolitan area are:

highway 20 (also called ayalon freeway) – major intracity freeway in gush dan, runs along tel aviv s center eastern border north south.
highway 1 – connects tel aviv jerusalem.
highway 2 (also called coastal highway) – stretches tel aviv haifa. 1 of busiest highways in israel.
highway 4 (also called geha highway, or first president road) – major north-south highway connecting ra anana , kfar saba in north petah tiqva , ramat gan in center , ashdod in south.
highway 5 – connects mediterranean coast north of tel aviv central sharon plain , ariel , other israeli settlements in northern west bank.
highway 44 – connects tel aviv ramla, lod , shefela.
highway 6 – new north-south tollway running east of gush dan galilee in north beer sheva in south.