Ministry of transport
40 million passengers a year: Ben Gurion Airport launches major expansion of Terminal 3
The expansion of Terminal 3 will include a new 63,000-square-meter wing, 86 additional check-in counters, advanced baggage screening and sorting systems, and new retail and passenger service areas.
National Security Council issues warning for Israelis in UAE amid Iranian threat
Israel to build new international airport in Negev, PMO announces
Israel’s aviation rebounds in 2025 with 33% increase in passengers
Train stations, including Jerusalem, to close for infrastructure work
From January 12 through February 3, All stations south of the Tel Aviv Haganah station will be temporarily closed for service.
After months of delays, new public transport payment apps released
At the end of each month, the app calculates the best discounts based on the user's usage tendencies.
Two children killed in car crash near Jerusalem
On Saturday evening, Hadassah announced that Yair, the 10-year-old who was critically injured is in stable condition and fully conscious. The 25-year-old uncle is intubated and sedated.
Autonomous vehicle testing may be coming to Israel
New legislation promoted by Transportation Minister Miri Regev, could finally allow autonomous vehicle testing without a human driver being present in the vehicle during testing.
Public transport forum warns of switching to 'survival mode' in 10 days
Once this period ends, the companies will be forced to transfer to 'survival mode,' including substantial reductions to operations
Public transportation safety questioned amid Israel's reopening
Temperatures are not checked on buses or at bus stops and no one is responsible for making sure masks are on correctly, at least initially.
Buses to allow 75% capacity starting Thursday, trains return in June
Intercity buses will increase from 23 passengers to 46 passengers, and urban buses will increase from 20 to 49 passengers. Taxis will allow two people at a time.
Miri Regev, first female transport minister, fires D-G on maternity leave
Israel's first female transportation minister, Likud MK Miri Regev, garnered criticism early Friday morning for firing director-general Keren Turner-Eyal while on maternity leave.
Israel to build a rail line from Ben-Gurion Airport to the Western Wall
Trains that run from Beersheba through Lod to Tel Aviv will resume operation, including on motzei Shabbat and weeknights.
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.
