Shapir has been selected to undertake the flagship project of the National Roads Company in the northern part of the country. This project is designed to address traffic issues in the Kryot region by diverting traffic from population centers (the Route 4 alignment) to the open areas adjacent to Kryot.
A suburban and interurban fast road with five interchanges, designed to serve as an alternative to the existing organizational road. The planning aims to facilitate the passage of approximately 110,000 vehicles per day.
Additionally, the project encompasses regional development along its borders. The thoroughfare, spanning about 14 kilometers, commences with a connection to the Kishon Road (Yigal Yadin Interchange), passes through the organizational interchange, Kiryat Ata Interchange, Bialik Interchange, Afek Interchange, and concludes south of Acre at the Kray Naaman Interchange.
The project involved the paving of 14 kilometers of roads and 30 kilometers of service lanes, the construction of 17 bridges, and the opening of all adjacent areas along the route. An integral part of the road project was the completion of a 4,000-meter-long mobile drainage tunnel, constructed entirely within the surroundings of the underground water.
Full lighting and electrical systems for the roadway and traffic control.
Temporary traffic arrangements.
Gardening and landscaping rehabilitation.
Work related to dewatering groundwater.
Client: The National Road Company (Netivei Israel Ltd)
Period of Construction 2010 – 2013
Financial Scope: Approximately NIS 1 billion
