The Gush Dan metro project, expected to start operating in 2037, is already in the midst of a preparation process with on-site works worth over a billion shekels. Currently, 30 work sites are active across Gush Dan, with the number expected to grow to 70 next year. The metro includes three lines, with different works being carried out on each, such as relocating infrastructure and establishing a depot. To prevent delays, NTA is working on upgrading existing infrastructure alongside the excavation works. Although the metro will not start operating for more than a decade, the impact of the works is already being felt on the ground, and they are expected to continue throughout the next decade. NTA intends to maintain continuity in the works, but there are challenges such as coordination with local authorities. The goal is not only to establish the metro but also to upgrade urban infrastructure, so the works will also include improvements to the streets themselves. As the project progresses, significant changes in transportation and infrastructure in the area are expected.