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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
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.
Israel Planning Expansion of Southern Highways
Israel's Ministry of Transportation is advancing plans to expand Highway 383, a major project to connect Beit Shemesh, the Shefhela, and Highway 6.
Israel Planning Seven New Mass Transportation Centers and 650 Integrated Transportation Centers
Israel’s National Infrastructure Committee approved the Ministry of Transportation's plan to establish seven new integrated public bus ...
National Insurance publishes legislation for the public to reimburse additional ambulance companies for transporting mothers in childbirth to hospitals
National Insurance proposes legislation to reimburse additional ambulance companies for transporting mothers in childbirth to hospitals.
Israel Expands Port of Ashdod Operations to Boost Trade Efficiency
Israel's Port of Ashdod is expanding by 40 dunams, enhancing trade efficiency, cargo handling, and services for importers and exporters, as announced by.
Additional aid for victims of missile attacks from Iran
Transportation Minister Miri Regev secured free public transport for residents whose homes are uninhabitable due to Iranian missile attacks.
Resumption of Jerusalem Light Rail operations in emergency format
The Jerusalem Light Rail will resume operations in emergency mode starting March 3, 2026, adhering to Home Front Command guidelines to serve essential workers.
Following an indictment filed by the Ministry of Transportation
A Lod taxi driver was ordered to pay NIS 8,250 in compensation for overcharging an autistic passenger, with the court condemning the act as an ethical failure.