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Jaber Border Crossing expands capacity with new 200-truck freight yard
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· September 15, 2026
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Key points A new freight yard is now available, capable of handling 200 trucks. Expansion work has been completed at Jaber Border Crossing, increasing its capacity.
Expansion work has been completed at Jaber Border Crossing, increasing its capacity. A new freight yard is now available, capable of handling 200 trucks.
This addition is expected to improve operations at the crossing. Further details about the expansion and its impact can be found through Ammon News.
Information about the project's background and the potential effects on trade and traffic is available from the same source, providing more insight into the development of Jaber Border Crossing's facilities.
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