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Information for the Traveler

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Planning the bus route

It is now easier than ever to travel to and from Jerusalem, with 70 municipal lines operated by Egged, approximately 25 municipal lines operated by East Jerusalem drivers and many other intercity lines. For the convenience of the travelers on public transportation, the Ministry of Transport and Road Safety has created an advanced and user-friendly information site where passengers can plan their travel route on each of Israel’s bus lines.

Navigation in bus.gov.il

Jerusalem Light Rail

The Jerusalem Light Rail created an atmosphere of progress, convenience and efficiency. The city currently operates the Red Line, with other lines expected to be operated in the near future. The Citipass Group was chosen to operate the Red Line, and as such, is in charge of providing service to the passenger public. The group website displays useful information including maps, rates and ticket purchase options.

To the Citipass Site

Planning a travel route in Israel Railways

Israel Railways connects Jerusalem to the other areas of the country, allowing passengers quick and convenient travel to and from the city. Jerusalem currently has three train stations, the largest being the Yitzhak Navon station. The Israel Railways website allows the traveling public to plan their travel route, become familiar with the stations on the way, obtain accurate information about travel times, etc.

To the Israel Railways website

Night Lines

The Night Line Project was launched in Jerusalem in 2007, and expanded to other areas in Israel. It is designed to allow young people to use public transportation at night – at the same price of a regular trip. The night lines operate on weekends and holidays, providing a convenient, inexpensive solution to people who want to travel from their neighborhood to recreational centers and back.

To the Night Lines website

Rav-Kav

The Rav-Kav pass has become a convenient and popular way of paying for public transportation. Rav-Kav is a multi-use smart card that can be reloaded. Rav-Kav can be used on city and intercity buses, on Israel Railways and on the Light Rail. There are 132 card loading service stations across the country. The card can also be ordered on the Rav-Kav Online website.

Rav-Kav website

רפורמת התעריפים

רפורמת התעריפים של משרד התחבורה מציבה את ישראל בשורה אחת עם המדינות המתקדמות ביותר בעולם. אם עד כה התשלום עבור כל אמצעי נסיעה (אוטובוס, רכבת או רכבת קלה) שולם בנפרד, הרפורמה מאפשרת לטעון את כרטיס הרב-קו ב’מינוי נסיעה’ משתלם, המאפשר נסיעה חופשית בכל אמצעי התחבורה הללו (בנפרד או בשילוב ביניהם) בתחומי המטרופולין הנבחר. לצורך כך גם הושק אתר מיוחד, המכיל בתוכו מידע שימושי ומפורט.

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