Public transportation in Israel is operating under emergency guidelines from the Home Front Command, with some services suspended until further notice.
Due to an emergency, Israel Railways will operate from coordination centers, while light rail in Jerusalem, Gush Dan, and Carmelit in Haifa are suspended.
Ben-Gurion Airport's January 2026 passenger traffic remains 13% below 2023 levels, as foreign airlines slowly resume flights to Israel.
A taxi driver from Lod, Israel, has been fined and ordered to pay 8,250 Shekels in compensation for exploiting an autistic passenger by charging an exorbitant.
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.
Two bus accidents in southern Israel have injured soldiers, with one moderate and several minor injuries reported by the IDF.
Israel's traffic fatalities saw a slight drop to 35 in January 2026, with a significant decrease in accidents and serious injuries reported.
Israel's Ministry of Transportation successfully tested drones for medical, logistics, and police operations, paving the way for national integration.
Israel's "Running the Wheel Again" program, a national initiative for students, concluded its annual event showcasing innovative clean energy and smart.
