Ministry of transport
Israel’s aviation rebounds in 2025 with 33% increase in passengers
Ben Gurion Airport led the resurgence, recording roughly 134,000 takeoffs and landings, up 32 percent from the previous year.
WATCH: Hackers hijack digital bus stop screens in several Israeli cities, play Arabic audio
Israel's oldest airport upgraded with a NIS 25 million investment
Damage to electrical infrastructure in Tel Aviv area disrupts train traffic
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
Politicians respond to State Comptroller's report on public transportation
"During the Netanyahu's reign, millions of Israelis who use the public transportation 'enjoy' services apt for a Third World country," Avi Gabbay said.
Via partners with Dan to launch smart Tel Aviv transport service
Users will be able to order the shuttle from a Bubble smartphone application, and will then be requested to head to a nearby bus station, where they will be collected by a Bubble vehicle.
Israel Railways' roller coaster ride
According to Ayalon, Israel Railways is currently facing a shortage of approximately 150 train carriages to adequately fulfill the demand of the network.
‘Israel can be land bridge to Middle East,' Israeli minister says in Oman
US special Jason Greenblatt issued two tweets in support of the rail plan and highlighting Katz’s presence in Oman.
