Transport Ministry

Will the government nix fines for using another's Rav Kav?

Tourists in Jerusalem, rejoice: Transportation Ministry works to cancel fine for passengers who pay using someone else's Rav Kav card.

Head of Local Authorities Council Haim Bibas criticizes decision to divert school-buses to Meron for Lag Ba'Omer events.

Israel rail workers aghast at Economy Ministry decision to shut down maintenance work on Shabbat noting travelers could be stranded.

Israelis could soon see a lot more American cars on their roads, as Israel and the U.S. sign a new cooperation agreement.

Tel Aviv residents who want to ride bikes on Yom Kippur won't be able to rent them from the city's Tel-Ofen bike racks.

Knesset committee discusses the danger faced by Samaria residents since Arab undocumented workers allowed on buses.

Public transportation prices in Israel will be going up starting January 1 by an average of 4.7%, the Transport Ministry said Sunday.

Transport Minister says a new major entrance to Jerusalem is to be named for the rabbi who passed away last week.

Ministers approve path of Tel Aviv-Eilat train that will connect south to central Israel in just two hours.

Parents will now be able to tote their children in baby carriages and strollers on buses and trains in Jerusalem for free

Transportation Minister tells Israelis not to buy new cars. ‘Wait until we break import monopoly.’

In spite of ‘apartheid’ criticism, Israel will add new bus lines for PA workers. ‘The demand exists; this improves service.’

Work has started on a new “eco-bridge” that will allow wildlife to flourish as vehicles travel daily between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv

Pedestrians accounted for a third of all those killed in traffic accidents, a study by the Or Yarok road safety organization said.