Ministry of transport

National Security Council issues warning for Israelis in UAE amid Iranian threat

The advisory, which urged Israelis to refrain from participating in events and gatherings linked to Israel, comes as Iranian forces are believed to be intent on targeting Israelis in the Gulf region.

A person rides on a scooter as smoke rises in the Fujairah oil industry zone following a fire caused by debris after interception of a drone by air defenses, in Fujairah, United Arab Emirates, March 3, 2026
Passengers at the Ben Gurion International airport near Tel Aviv on September 18, 2025.

Israel to build new international airport in Negev, PMO announces

AN EL AL flight takes off, 14 July, 2025,

Israel’s aviation rebounds in 2025 with 33% increase in passengers

A man holds a laptop computer as cyber code is projected on him in this illustration picture

WATCH: Hackers hijack digital bus stop screens in several Israeli cities, play Arabic audio


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.

The Rav Kav smartcard

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

‘WITHIN ANY arrangement in Israel it is critical to ensure that no one is forced to work on Shabbat, as in the case of bus drivers or construction workers.’

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.

Before and after the construction of a new public transportation lane along Jerusalem's Begin Boulevard

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.

THE JERUSALEM Central Bus Station and its iconic clock face.

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.

THE JERUSALEM Central Bus Station and its iconic clock face.

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 MINISTER Israel Katz (front) and employees of China Railway Engineering Corporation take part in an event marking the beginning of underground construction work of the light rail, using a tunnel boring machine, in Tel Aviv in February 2017.

Transportation Ministry to pay drivers to stay off the roads

The pilot program is meant to address the problem of congested roads.

‘DRIVE – YOURSELF – on our highways, especially at rush hour’: Traffic creeps along the Geha Interchange.

Intercity public transportation will be free on election day

An Egged bus in front of the Jerusalem Central Bus Station

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.

Cars drive on a highway as a train enters a station in Tel Aviv, Israel November 25, 2018

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.

A depiction of a shuttle service provided by Bubble, a joint initiative of Via and Dan.