Route Israel Railways Coastal Line - Nahariya To Herzliya (2010s Period)

Hello guys, today I am gonna introduce you Israel Railways' Coastal Line from Nahariya to Herzliya, with the official name in Hebrew is "מסילת החוף"

Route information:
current operator: Israel Railways (רכבת ישראל)
Operator Page: https://www.rail.co.il
Max Permitted Track Speed: 160 KM/H
Track Gauge: Standard Gauge 1,435 mm
Total Stations: 17
Known Safety Systems: ETCS, PZB & SIFA

Stations per service With their respective names:

*Nahariya (to Modi'in Center - Local service), 10 stops: Akko, Kiryat Motzkin, Kiryat Haim, Hutzot HaMifratz, HaMifratz Central - Coastal Line, Haifa Center - HaShmona, Haifa - Bat Galim, Haifa - Hof HaCarmel, Atlit & Binyamina

*Nahariya (to Modi'in Center - Express service), 9 stops: Akko, Kiryat Motzkin, Kiryat Haim, Hutzot HaMifratz, HaMifratz Central - Coastal Line, Haifa Center - HaShmona, Haifa - Bat Galim, Haifa - Hof HaCarmel & Binyamina

*Nahariya (to Be'er Sheva Center - Express service), 8 stops: Akko, Kiryat Motzkin, Kiryat Haim, Hutzot HaMifratz, HaMifratz Central - Coastal Line, Haifa Center - HaShmona, Haifa - Bat Galim & Haifa - Hof HaCarmel

Rolling Stock (X = train number):
** Siemens Viaggio Light
Blue & White Livery (Picture by Jcornelius)

** Alstom Mo-Do
Blue & White Livery (Picture Credit: YT - Sergey Shvyrev)

Classic Livery (Picture by Matanya)

Cab Ride Nahariya - Tel Aviv Savidor Center | Credit: YT - Sergey Shvyrev


I took the 2010s route period because it's easy to take a license through Israel Railways/רכבת ישראל.

Thanks for taking the time to read this..... Feedback appreciated.

 

I need an answer from Dovetail Games

 

So many routes have been suggested, DTG will not answer you prob

 

And as the OP has been told several times, the chances of DTG making a route in Israel or anywhere in the Middle East are pretty much non existent. Regardless of views on the politics surrounding Gaza, I suspect the Israel Railway network is subject to severe security protocols and you are not going to get a licence to depict it in a sim, let alone anywhere near it to access to detailed operational systems.

With all due respect time the OP accepted that.

 

I understand but in Train Sim World series no Israeli trains at all!

 

Tsw has always been in the field of Europe and US

 

And no Australian trains, no mexican trains, no Cuban trains...... So your argument is pretty null and void, we get that's it's probably your home country but facts are facts, you going have to accept that it's 99% definitely not going to happen, that area is just too volatile for any games company to even consider........

 

Total number of countries in the world with rail networks = 150+
Total number currently represented in or on the roadmap for TSW = 10 (Generously)