Public Transporation

Transportation Min.: Tel Aviv light rail will operate on Shabbat

'This is my decision, and this is how it's going to be,' Transportation Min. Michaeli says, announcing future Sabbath desecration.

Starting this summer, elderly citizens aged 75 and up will be able to travel for free, while those 60+ will be charged just NIS 112.5/month.

Free bus, train, trips expected to encourage Israelis to go out and vote.

New central bus station expected to be constructed within five years, serve metro line as well as intercity buses.

Passengers in Be'er Sheva charge their Rav Kav cards via ATM as government sets up similar machines in the rest of Israel.

Israel's special education students will be eligible for student discounts on public transportation until they reach the age of 21.

Haredi MK pushes Jerusalem transportation committee to expedite placement of additional Rav Kav machines.

Poll shows majority of Israeli Jewish public support operation of public buses, trains on Shabbat.

Ministers Kahlon and Deri make good on their promise to lower cost of public transportation and gas.

Drivers claim their wages are the lowest among Israeli public transport, take action after 'negotiations blew up.'

Two young men attacked a Tel Aviv bus driver and broke the arm of a passenger. The reason: they were asked to stop smoking.

All normal operating lines will be halted Thursday from 4 a.m. to midnight affecting both Emerkim and Jerusalem routes.

The state has decided to upgrade infrastructure in the southern region, cutting travel time to central Israel in half with a new train line.