Despite being a very small and young country, Israel has a very extensive, thorough, and reliable transportation network. The Egged Bus Cooperative is the second largest public bus system in the world, and serves practically every Israeli settlement throughout the entire country. Egged holds a monopoly on all intercity service throughout the country, as well as intracity service in most cities aside from Tel Aviv. In Tel Aviv, the Dan Bus Company runs most of the local bus service, although Egged still has a presence.In addition to having the second largest bus system, Israel also has one of the world's smallest subways, the Carmelit. The Carmelit is really just an underground funicular that runs up and down the side of Mount Carmel (hence its name) in Haifa, but with only 6 stations and 1.8 kilometers of track, it is about as small a subway system as one can find anywhere, and a very unique one as well.
Finally, Israel has a developing national rail system with plans for expansion over the coming years. Israel Railways operates passenger service frequently between Nahariya, Haifa, Tel Aviv, Beer Sheva, and Jerusalem, among other destinations. There is also a train station at the new Ben Gurion Airport terminal, making the train one of the best and easiest ways to get to the airport. Israel Railways also is the country's sole freight rail provider.
This train does not continue past this station. In order to continue your journey, transfer to one of the trains continuing past this point, or click "BACK" to take the return trip back to Grand Central.
Jerusalem Buses

MAN NL-313 BusesThe newest standard length buses in Jerusalem
MAN NG-313 Articulated BusesThe newest articulated buses in Jerusalem
MAN 11-220 "Mini" BusesA mainstay on Route 38, which operates within the Old City walls
Mercedes-Benz O 405 BusesAlthough these buses are over 20 years old having entered service in 1988, they are still operating throughout the city

Mercedes-Benz O 405 G BusesDespite their advanced age (over 20 years old), these articulated buses continue to relieve crowds on busy routes
Neoplan Skyliner Double-Decker BusesThese double decker units operate on the Route 99 Tourist Route, looping around Jerusalem every two hours and providing a commentary to the journey in 8 different languagesJerusalem Light Rail
Alstom Citadis 302 Rolling StockPhotos of the Alstom Citadis 302 light rail vehicles that will operate on the line once it is complete
Construction PhotosPhotos of the Jerusalem Light Rail construction work that is currently in progress
French Hill DepotPhotos of the French Hill Depot where the light rail vehicles will be stored and maintained, and the location of the central control for the light rail line
Haifa
CarmelitOne of the world's smallest subway systems
MAN NL-313 BusesHaifa's newest buses are standard length low floor buses

Mercedes-Benz O 405 BusesThese buses continue to ply up and down Mount Carmel despite being over 20 years old
Volvo B10B BusesThese buses operate on suburban routes in the Haifa areaTel Aviv & Gush Dan
Dan Standard Length MAN BusesPhotos of Dan's standard 12 meter long buses manufactuered by MAN
Dan Articulated MAN BusesPhotos of Dan's articulated buses manufactuered by MAN
Dan Mini-BusesPhotos of Dan's Mercedes-Benz Sprinter buses
Egged Tel Aviv & Gush Dan ServicePhotos of the limited intracity service provided by Egged in the Tel Aviv and Gush Dan areasEilat
Egged Eilat ServicePhotos of Egged's local operations in EilatIntercity Services
Egged Intercity BusesPhotos of Egged buses used on intercity routesMiscellaneous
Egged ToursPhotos of buses operating under Egged's tour provider banner

Connex BusesA private carrier that operates local and intercity service in Tiberias, Modi'in, Ashdod, and Yavne
Illit BusesA private carrier that operates local and intercity service in Beitar Illit, and also intercity services from Beitar Illit to Jerusalem, Beit Shemesh, and Bnei Brak
Afikim BusesA private carrier that operates in the Samaria and Gush Dan regions

Bus StationsPhotos of various Central Bus Stations from around the country
Israel Railways
Alstom JT42BW Diesel LocomotivesThese units are found on all push-pull passenger trains and all freight services operated by Israel Railways
Bombardier Bi-Level Push-Pull TrainsetsThese bi-level units are found on most push-pull services with the exception of trains operating to and from Modi'in
Siemens Viaggio Light Push-Pull TrainsetsIsrael Railways' newest passenger rolling stock
Alstom Push-Pull TrainsetsThese older push-pull trainsets are usually found on services operating to and from Modi'in
Miscellaneous Rolling StockPhotos of work equipment and retired locomotives
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