he Ad Halom Interchange is a highway interchange on Route 4 that replaces the southern Ashdod Junction and serves as the southern entrance to Ashdod through Menachem Begin Street. The completion of the project has led to a significant improvement in passenger safety in the area.
The project for constructing the interchange included upgrading Route 4 between Sde Uziyahu and Gan Yavne and rearranging the intersections in the Ad Halom industrial area, Gan Yavne, and Be’er Ganim-Sana.
The works involved the establishment of an interchange with nine bridges, vertical separation for Israel Railways at the southern entrance to the city of Ashdod, upgrading Route 4, and the construction of a pedestrian bridge over the Lachish stream.
Additionally, the project encompassed extensive landscape rehabilitation, including the restoration of a historic Mamluk bridge.
Client: National Roads Co. (Netivei Israel Co. Ltd)
Period of Construction 2007-2009
Financial Scope: Approximately NIS 250 million
