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- The name, Metronit, was among some 500 suggestions submitted by the public in a prize-winning competition. Metronit was chosen for several reasons. The name itself was deemed to be easily expressed, catchy and unique. The Hebrew word, "Matronit" - meaning "respectable woman" or "lady" in Hebrew - was felt to convey a feeling of elegance and respectability. The prefix "Metro-" implies an efficient metropolitan rapid transportation system; the trailing "-it" is in line with Haifa's existing Carmelit funicular subway and the Shkhunatit internal neighbourhood minibus system ~Wikipedia
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Great filming, my friend! Now the Metronit turns 10 years! Formerly the company was "Dan Tzafon". Now the bus company is "Superbus", since October 2021. The Metronit buses are Otokar, and Golden Dragon buses.
Haifa is such a beautiful city. What a nice remembrance of my times there through the lens of the BRT
Without Arabs will be better
Cool. I loved the articulated buses and the exclusive lanes. I'm a new subscriber.
Hi i live in haifa, and i use the "Metronit" almost every day... It's a very good sistem, its much cheaper and quicker than building a tram rail, and it's very fast, it never gets stuck in traffic.
A few months ago they started using electric buses (u can see some in the video, those with the big white boxes on the roof, that's the batteries)
Thank you for the nice video!!
BRT is a cool idea. Buses operate in their own right of way. Thanks Tim😀💚
4:06 interresting how the bus follows tram signals even out of BRT part!
The design of the path where the buses go is very interesting, also the buses looks nice
A very fun system to film!!!
Will they run ART autonomous trams on this in future? - seems compatible and with triple capacity and more comfortable.
My friend Danny drives the number 1 bus
Вместо трамваев пустили автобусы.........оригинально.Молодцы.
6:17 the bus stop on the right belongs to which system?
It’s a basic stop for regular buses
Israil is very developed!
Hmmm... Septa bus: Israel Seems ok...
But they are using Diesel Busses!🤥
Electric too in other cities i saw
Gradually replaced by electric ones
About the description, as an Hebrew native speaker, "matronit" and "respectable woman" or "lady" is defiantly false.
Lady = "ai-sha"
respectable woman = "ai-sha me-chu-be-det"
Matrona is the Latin word for respectable lady, so maybe he got it confused.
Matronit is definitely a valid Hebrew world for a respectable woman. It likely comes from Latin, but has been used in Hebrew in the 1st Century (Hazal), so it's at least as valid in Hebrew as in modern Latin-based languages.
@@Ynhockey Maybe you are right, but it got no connection with the Metronit system.
@@meyes9625 As far as I know, the name was picked deliberately with this pun in mind.
@@duploman0003 Wikipedia - not me! Haha don't pretend to know everything!