Yavne East Station

As part of the concept of creating an alternative railway corridor to the coastal railway line, the Ministry of Transport initiated the eastern rail project,  which is a central axis crossing and parallel to the coastal railway line between Hadera and Lod. Israel Roads company share in the project is about 50 km of double line with 4 operational stations between Hadera and road 57. This project includes 4 new control rooms, reallocating communication and signaling cable lines on the Remez station junction, Electrification, Railway communication and signaling, Wireless communication and signaling systems.

• The project includes the upgrading of road 410 – to a two-lane road with a length of about 4.5 km.
• Road 4102 – upgrade to a two-lane, two-lane road with a length of about 2.5 km, between the entrance junction to Moshav Baniya and the connection to road 4.
• Construction of 2 interchanges – Yavne North and Yavne South on the new Highway 410, and level separations.
• Doubling and electrification of an active railway with a length of about 4 km. The new railroad will pass through the area at level nestled between two Route 410 routes, while regulating the access roads to the station. This building will create a continuous and safe transition between the existing city and the new neighborhood that will be built as part of the plan to the east.
• Construction of a train station on the upper level, and on the lower level 4 platforms and 4 tracks.
• Massive relocation of approximately 5 km of infrastructure outside of the planned inter-city transportation strip, including energy, electricity and water lines (Ktsa’a, 59′, Mekorot and Hai’i), in order to move them away in a bypass around the residential areas.
• Construction of a new interlocking building designated to support the signalling system at the new four-line train station.