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Or Yehuda Opens 180-Space Public Lot at Former Bus Terminal

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of a newly paved, mostly empty public parking lot seen from above, with marked bays, blue-and-white curbs, planted pedestrian islands, and tall light poles beside a road and open fields, drawn in warm ochre and slate-blue chalk and pastel strokes with cross-hatching on sepia newsprint.

Or Yehuda has opened a public parking lot with about 180 spaces on the former bus-terminal site on Haroshet Street. The terminal moved to Ariel Sharon Street, freeing the parcel in the Diamond industrial zone. The municipal economic development company completed paving, lane markings and regulation after several months of work. The lot is available to residents, workers, businesses and visitors. Mayor Liat Shohat said reusing the vacated land is intended to ease parking pressure and support commerce in the surrounding employment area.

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