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News and updates about Rav Kav Card

State Comptroller: Not enough protection for Rav-Kav users

Harsh criticism of the Tax Authority: "Return to citizens 3.6 billion shekels, private money that belongs to them."

State Comptroller: Not enough protection for Rav-Kav users

Beginning today:

Prepaid Rav Kavs can be used in Judea and Samaria

In first, Judea and Samaria's residents and tourists can now load Rav Kav cards for use on buses in the area.

Prepaid Rav Kavs can be used in Judea and Samaria

Jerusalem: Paper bus tickets only for the elderly

Passengers who forgot to charge their Rav Kav pass will need to purchase a single-use Rav Kav for an extra fee.

Jerusalem: Paper bus tickets only for the elderly

Bus, train fares drop significantly across Israel

Traveling between cities? New reform going into effect Wednesday may save you money.

Bus, train fares drop significantly across Israel

Coming soon: Charge your Rav Kav using an ATM

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

Coming soon: Charge your Rav Kav using an ATM

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.

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

Jerusalem to get additional 'Rav Kav' machines

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

Jerusalem to get additional 'Rav Kav' machines

Light rail train allows passengers to pay using Rav Kav credit

Light rail allows passengers to pay with money already charged to their Rav Kav, instead of buying a separate ticket.

Light rail train allows passengers to pay using Rav Kav credit

Public transportation reform in Israel to take effect Jan. 1st

Ministry of Transportation integrates all public transportation companies in major reform, introduces daily, weekly passes based on region

Public transportation reform in Israel to take effect Jan. 1st