Buses & getting around
The busiest routes to Jerusalem: lines 164, 165, 166, 167, 168 and 169 loop through different neighbourhoods, stop at Kanyon Adumim and the municipality, and end at the Givat HaTachmoshet light-rail station (Red Line).
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Buses 164-169 to the Givat HaTachmoshet light-rail station
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Buses & getting around · Ma'ale Adumim
Lines 174, 176, 177 and 178 run from Ma'ale Adumim neighbourhoods via Kanyon Adumim and the municipality to Sderot Shazar / Binyanei HaUma, by the Jerusalem central bus station, returning from the Supreme Court area (Sderot HaNasi HaShishi).
Buses & getting around · Ma'ale Adumim
Local lines inside the city: 24 is a long circular route through most neighbourhoods; 81, 82, 84, 89, 90, 91, 92 and 94 link neighbourhoods with schools, the Talmud Torah / Derech Kedem terminal and the municipality.
Buses & getting around · Ma'ale Adumim
Line 209 runs from Ma'ale Adumim neighbourhoods to Chanyon HaLeom (Jerusalem central bus station area); line 211 runs from Kedar through Ma'ale Adumim to Chanyon HaLeom, stopping at the Hebrew University and Hadassah Mount Scopus.
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