Ministry of transport
Jerusalem's L3 light rail line extended to Damascus Gate, stops added in downtown area
Several additional lines and extensions are planned for the city, according to a master plan map on the Cfir website.
40 million passengers a year: Ben Gurion Airport launches major expansion of Terminal 3
National Security Council issues warning for Israelis in UAE amid Iranian threat
Israel to build new international airport in Negev, PMO announces
Rav-Kav travel card is leaving the station, replaced by apps, bracelets
The new system will monitor how users travel and will choose the cheapest option based on their travel at the end of each month.
Bus strike cancelled as Smotrich promises funds will be transferred
Starting on Sunday or Monday, additional companies will join Kaviim in ceasing operations, including Dan, Afikim, Superbus, Netiv Express, Dan North and Dan South.
Rav Kav travel card to allow use of stored value in Judea and Samaria
Up until now, the stored value could not be used in Judea and Samaria, due to the already discounted fare in the region.
Yeshiva students to get same public transport discounts as uni students
‘First equate responsibilities of yeshiva and university students, including getting a job, before equating rights,’ says religious pluralism group
New public transportation lane aims to ease Jerusalem traffic
Jerusalem traffic has been particularly dense after Jerusalem authorities shut one of the primary routes into the city for an estimated three-year period.
As cancellation fines drop, buses tend not to show up
For delays, companies had to pay NIS 500 per delay of greater than 11 minutes until 2009, while they now only have to pay between NIS 53 and NIS 173, depending on the number of delays.
Most bus stations in Israel are not friendly to the visually impaired
116 stations were examined: only 18 of them showed in braille which lines stop there, 30 partially featured the bus lines in braille, and 68 had no braille at all.
Israel Railways: A tale of failures across the board
The dispute between the management and the union is only the tip of the iceberg of much more complex structural and strategic problems that Israel Railways has faced over the past years.
Transportation Ministry to pay drivers to stay off the roads
The pilot program is meant to address the problem of congested roads.
Intercity public transportation will be free on election day
