Which light-rail system uses Jerusalem's Chords Bridge?

Jerusalem's Chords Bridge carries the Jerusalem Light Rail.

The bridge carries the Red Line of Jerusalem Light Rail across Shazar Boulevard at the western entrance to Jerusalem. It also includes a glass-sided pedestrian route, making it both a transport structure and a prominent urban landmark.

Spanish architect and engineer Santiago Calatrava designed the bridge. Its dramatic form is dominated by a single 118-metre mast supporting the roadway with 66 steel cables. The cables have led observers to compare the structure with a harp, while the name Chords Bridge reflects the visual impression of strings.

The bridge was inaugurated on June 25, 2008, but light-rail service began later, on August 19, 2011. That distinction explains why photographs from the opening ceremony may show the completed bridge before regular trains were running. It is not a separate light-rail system called the Chords Bridge; the bridge is infrastructure used by Jerusalem's system.