Cost of public transportation won't rise - at least until 2024
Planned 12% price hike for public transportation will be delayed at least until late 2024, report says.
Planned 12% price hike for public transportation will be delayed at least until late 2024, report says.
Bus lines to and from the Western Wall will run throughout Wednesday night, allowing Jews to easily access the holy site on Tisha B'av.
Jerusalem Ministry announces new, free route connecting Jerusalem's Central Station to the Western Wall.
Electrical failure near airport brings railway service to a halt.
Gush Etzion leader Shlomo Ne'eman holds meeting with bus company rep's. 'Our situation is impossible, we can't tolerate it any longer.'
Former minister says the law will be in effect as long as there is no accessible public transportation in Israel on Shabbat.
Following expose, budget of 15m NIS approved for bulletproofing buses traveling in Judea and Samaria.
Transportation Minister to assign inspectors to join bus rides in haredi cities to combat gender segregation. The mayor of Beit S
Opposition refuses to rely on Finance Minister's promises.
Lots of ideas, but no fare cuts.
Five companies striking in 13 cities between 6 and 9 AM.
'There are no more reforms, no one in the Finance Ministry thinks this will help the public,' Elad's Yisrael Porush says.
Haredi cities can create their own bus system, if prices of public transportation rise, MK Uri Maklev says.
New reform would streamline price of public transportation, raising prices in periphery, haredi cities.
Transportation Ministry temporarily reducing frequency of some bus lines to accommodate pandemic-related bus driver shortage.
New government budget allocates 6 million NIS for accessible intercity buses.
Transportation Ministry procures budget to hire 400 supervisors to enforce mask-wearing on public transportation around the country.
Four additional trains to run daily during late July, early August, Israel Railways says.
Coalition agreements include changes to religious status quo in Israel, aim to legislate Draft Law initially approved in 2018.
Transportation Min. Director General holds urgent meeting to discuss preparations, management, of public transportation under rocket fire.
Buses, trains, to operate at 50% capacity, during limited hours.
'Unthinkable' to pay tens of millions in programs so haredim can work, but deny them access to transportation there, organization says.
Head of Agudat Yisrael in Haifa says closure of intercity buses before holiday unfairly affects haredi community.
City bus lines will continue to run on weekends, but canceled lines will not resume operations, Transportation Ministry decides.
Transportation Min. Smotrich says public transportation will be reduced, but not eliminated, calls on public to use it only when necessary.
Criers on loudspeakers take to streets in haredi sector to clarify importance of Health Ministry guidelines to deal with pandemic.
No buses, trains to operate after 8 PM or from Thursday night until Sunday morning.
As of Monday evening, changes were made to the public transportation routes as part of the attempt to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Transportation Min. Smotrich urges: 'Only travel if absolutely necessary,' says 'passengers will only be able to pay with Rav Kav cards.'
In first, Judea and Samaria's residents and tourists can now load Rav Kav cards for use on buses in the area.
Haredi minister takes aim at public transportation on Sabbath, Blue and White leader slaps back.
'Instead of hundreds of drivers from whom we could obtain tickets, we are getting dozens of machines, most of which don’t accept cash.'
Traveling between cities? New reform going into effect Wednesday may save you money.
Ministerial Committee on Legislation to discuss opposition bill to permit public transportation on Shabbat.
Mevasseret Zion residents fight opening Harel tunnels, claim construction has made their lives 'unbearable.'
'If the government doesn't deliver subsidies by next week,' demonstrators warn, 'we will shut the country down.'
To combat the stand-still traffic in the central haredi city, local officials have revealed a plan to turn the main roads into HOV lanes.
Following campaign for public transportation on Shabbat, haredi parties to promote law preventing change in the status quo.
Rav-Kav transport card holders in the greater Tel Aviv area will be able to board the bus from the back doors, starting Monday.
The discounts cover minors, parents with strollers, recipients of National Insurance benefits, the disabled and blind, and unpaid soldiers.