Dear passengers,
Starting midnight (between Thursday and Friday), a general lockdown will take place in Israel for an estimated two weeks.
Public transportation is expected to continue operating on a full format (except student lines which will be cancelled) and in addition, popular bus lines will add departures. Note that the capacity on buses will be reduced to 50% as follows: on intracity buses – 32 passengers, on intercity buses – 30 passengers, and on articulated buses – 50 passengers.
🚆 Starting Sunday, 10.1.21 until Tuesday, 12.1.21, the segment between Tel Aviv – Savidor Central and Herzliya stations will be closed.
Therefore:
Northbound trains will end their ride at Tel Aviv – Savidor station
Southbound trains will end their ride at Herzliya station
Tel Aviv University, Bnei Brak, Petah Tikva and Rosh HaAyin – North stations will be temporarily closed to service
Free shuttles will run between Tel Aviv Savidor Center and Beit Yehoshua, in both directions
Train service is expected to return to normal on Wednesday, 13.1.21.
📃 General public-transit guidelines and a reminder for booking your train voucher
- Service Hours – On weekdays and Saturday evenings public transportation lines (except Israel Railways) will operate as usual. Israel Railways continues to operate only between Sundays-Thursdays
- Ride payments on public transportation – on buses, cash payment is not allowed, with the exception of Judea and Samaria residents, visually impaired assistants and senior citizens. Payment can be made via Moovit app and Rav Kav. CLICK HERE to register for payments via Moovit
- Israel Railways Entry Voucher – For every ride in Israel Railways, an entry voucher must be issued in advance. More details can be found here.
We remind you, that in accordance with the Ministries of Health and Transportation guidelines, it is mandatory to wear a face mask in every ride and not use any public transportation line if having illness symptoms.
Moovit is updated with the latest changes released by the Ministry of Transportation.
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The Moovit team