Reduced Schedule in Public Transportation during Coronavirus

Dear passengers,

In the most recent update by the Ministry of Transportation (MOT), public transportation in Israel will start operating on a reduced schedule

1. Starting Wednesday, March 18th, hundreds of intercity lines will be canceled. Scroll down for the ongoing updated list
2. During weekdays (Sunday-Thursday), Buses and trains will operate until 20:00 (last departures at 20:00) and will return to regular service at 05:00 the following day according to the first departures time.
3. During Weekends, starting Thursday’s at 20:00 until early morning on Sunday’s, buses and trains will not operate.

Additional guidelines already published by MOT:

• Non-essential use of public transportation should be avoided.
•  Cash Payment is prohibited starting March 17th in all public transportation. Payment will be accepted by ‘Rav Kav’ card only, and charging the card will be available by a dedicated app or at charging stations. Locations of ‘Rav Kav’ charging stations can be found on the Stations tab in Moovit.
• Front rows in buses will be taped off to prevent passengers occupying the seats and standing in intercity buses will be prohibited.

We in Moovit consider the health of our user community and all public transportation users as a top priority. Please follow the guidelines of the Ministries of Health and Transportation for your own health & safety of the people around you. 

Moovit is here and working hard to make sure you will stay updated regarding any changes that may affect you. Make sure to check this page for all your public transit-related updates.

Yours,

The Moovit Team

List of canceled lines as of Wednesday morning