Police announced changes to traffic arrangements ahead of a night race in Tel Aviv, which will take place between 7:30 p.m. and midnight. Starting at 6:00 p.m., the following streets will be closed to traffic: Rokach Boulevard, from Sharit Street to Ibn Gabirol Street, in both directions; Isaac Ramba Street toward Rokach Boulevard, from the Drive-In Circle; Yeruham Meshel Street toward Rokach Boulevard, from the exit to Ayalon South; Ibn Gabirol Street, from Rokach Boulevard to King Saul Boulevard, in both directions; Yehuda Hamaccabi Street toward Ibn Gabirol, from Weizmann Street; Nordau Boulevard toward Ibn Gabirol, from Dizengoff Street; Pinkas Street toward Ibn Gabirol, from Weizmann Street; Jabotinsky Street toward Ibn Gabirol - from the east from Remez Street, and from the west from Sokolov Street; Arlozorov Street toward Ibn Gabirol, from Weizmann Street; Bloch Street toward Ibn Gabirol, from Arlozorov Street; Ben Gurion Boulevard, from Ibn Gabirol to Ben Yehuda, in both directions; King Solomon Street toward Ben Gurion Boulevard, from Gordon Street; Dizengoff Street southbound, from Jabotinsky Street to Chen Boulevard; and northbound, from Kaplan Street to Ben Gurion Boulevard; Y.L. Gordon Street toward Dizengoff, from Hayarkon Street; Frishman Street toward Dizengoff, from Reines Street; King Saul Boulevard, from Weizmann Street to Ibn Gabirol, westbound. On Ayalon North, exits to Rokach Boulevard and the Convention Center will be closed; on Ayalon South, only exit at Rokach Interchange will be allowed with a right turn toward the university; Namir Road will be closed to traffic in both directions, between Glilot Junction and Shlomo Goren (Halacha), from 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.; on Ayalon lanes, travel north and south will be permitted throughout the race. In addition, streets crossing the race route will be closed to vehicle traffic, and parking will not be permitted along the race route.
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