Dear passengers,
We have collected for you several updates that are worth knowing 
Starting the upcoming weekend, intercity bus lines that were canceled during the latest lockdown period will return operating on weekends. This includes the lines that operate between Tel Aviv and Ben Gurion Airport, as well as the lines to the holy places – the Western Wall, Rachel’s Tomb, the Tomb of Samuel, the Mount of Olives, and Mount Meron.
The bus lines that transport students to educational institutions and academy lines will remain inactive at this stage.
Israel Railways will continue to operate in its current format – on Sundays through Thursdays between ~05:00 to ~22:00. Ben Gurion Airport, Jerusalem (Malcha), Ra’anana (West and South), Hod Hasharon (Sokolov), and Kfar Saba (Nordau) will not operate at this stage.
Remember, it is mandatory to issue an entry pass for every train ride. More details can be found here.
- Service Hours – On weekdays, service will run until 22:00 (last departures) and on Saturdays until midnight.
- 50% occupancy – the number of passengers on each bus will be limited to 50% as follows: on intracity buses – 32 passengers, on intercity buses – 30 passengers, and on articulated buses – 50 passengers.
- Ride payments on public transportation – payment is allowed only with a Rav Kav card that has been charged in advance, with the exception of Judea and Samaria residents, visually impaired assistants, and senior citizens. In Israel Railways payment is available with a Rav Kav card that has been charged in advance, on the Israel Railways website, or at the station.
We mention that in accordance with the guidelines of the Ministry of Health and Transport, care must be taken to wear a face mask on every trip and to avoid traveling on public transportation in cases of symptoms of illness.
For your convenience, Moovit has been updated with all the latest changes announced by the Department of Transportation and operating companies.
Safe travels 🙂
The Moovit Team