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Transportation Ministry Director General Moshe Ben Zaken toured Sheba Medical Center, pledging to adapt infrastructure to its growth rate and accelerate.
Ministry of Transportation
Third Train Station Planned for Netanya
The Ministry of Transportation is set to build a third train station in Netanya, enhancing public transportation services for the city.
Public Transportation in Israel Reduced Due to Renewed Fighting with Iran
Due to renewed Iranian missile attacks, Israel's Ministry of Transportation is reducing bus services to 75% starting June 8, 2026.
Billions Allocated for Thrust for the North Northern Transportation Development Plan
Israel's government has approved the "Thrust for the North" plan, allocating billions to upgrade roads, railways, and public transport in the country's northern.
Ministry of Transportation Unveils 2050 Plan
Israel's Ministry of Transportation unveiled its comprehensive 2050 strategic plan, aiming to tackle unprecedented transportation challenges including.
Israel Launches App to Prevent Abuse of Disabled Parking Permits
Israel’s Ministry of Transportion launched a pilot program aimed at preventing the misuse of disabled parking permits through a new ...
Israel Promotes Smart Transportation
Israel's Ministry of Transportation and Ayalon Highways are launching a smart transportation program to aid local authorities facing traffic and accessibility.
New Integrated Transportation Center Approved for Bat Yam Holon
Israel's National Planning and Building Council approved the Yoseftal Complex, a new integrated transportation hub for Bat Yam and Holon.
Israel Approves Major Expansion of Key Tel Aviv Rail Hub
Tel Aviv's Savidor Merkaz rail station will undergo a significant expansion, including a new platform and passenger hall, to ease network bottlenecks.
300,000 Israelis Returned Home as Ministry of Transportation Ends War Time Repatriation Efforts
Israel's Ministry of Transportation has ended its wartime repatriation efforts, successfully bringing 300,000 Israelis home since February 28.
New Reform Expands Medical Professionals Who Can Test People for Drivers Licenses
Israel's new reform allows private medical bodies and doctors to conduct driver's license fitness tests, significantly reducing wait times.
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