Transportation, the way that people go from one place to the next, is a subject near and dear to the heart of every Israeli.
It comes in the form of private vehicles and public transportation.
In July 2021, a group of government ministers recommended a plan for a new electric public transport system aimed at reducing Israel's carbon emissions while maintaining public transport standards.
“At the high end, it could be as many as 4.9 billion bees [dying] in one 6-month bee flight season if average daily traffic values are used.”
Eyal Regev, CEO of Gadfin Ltd., discussed the industry's challenges and opportunities at a panel during the Jerusalem Post Group's Infrastructure, Energy, and Transportation Conference.
Revolutionizing green invoices for electric vehicle charging stations: A game-changer for employers and employees in Israel's evolving transportation landscape.
The Jerusalem Post Group's Energy and Transportation Conference with Bank Leumi will bring together the best Israeli minds and senior figures in the economy.
Approximately 7.632 million of Israel's population are Jews (77%), and about 2.067 million are Arabs (20.8%). The annual population growth rate stands at 1.6%, compared to 2.2% in 2022.
As demand for public transportation grows, Ariella Wolfson ensures that no technological innovation is left unchecked, on the road to a safer ride for everyone.
Regev spoke with Arkia CEO to discuss the recent transportation crisis and noted that Israelis might have to pay more to fly back to Israel.
Are you interested in renewing yourself in a new and well-equipped car? You should know the option of private leasing.
The benefits for the evacuees will be financed by a sweeping 1% budget cut.
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