Israeli Transport Ministry Begins Refunds for Reduced Service During 'Roaring Lion' Conflict
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
The Israeli Ministry of Transport has started refunding passengers with monthly or student transit passes for service reductions during the "Roaring Lion" conflict, offering multiple options to claim compensation via online platforms, loading machines, or phone.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- The Ministry of Transport is refunding monthly and student pass holders for reduced transit service during the "Roaring Lion" conflict.
- Refund amounts are calculated automatically based on days with reduced service.
- Passengers can choose a daily pass reload, a discount on a monthly pass, or stored value credit on their Rav-Kav card.
- Refunds can be claimed online, at loading machines, or by phone.
- The stored value option provides 70% credit for the affected days.
- The campaign aims to compensate commuters for disruptions caused by the conflict.
The Israeli Ministry of Transport has initiated a refund campaign for passengers who held monthly or student transit passes during the period of the "Roaring Lion" conflict. Refund amounts will be calculated automatically based on the days when public transportation services were reduced. Passengers with monthly passes can choose among several compensation options: loading a daily pass equivalent to their original monthly pass for the affected days, receiving a discount on their next monthly pass purchase, or loading stored value onto their Rav-Kav card equal to 70% of the value for the days with reduced service.
Refunds can be claimed through the Hop-On and Rav-Kav online platforms, at Rav-Kav loading machines located in various businesses nationwide, or by phone at 03-7207406. This initiative aims to compensate commuters for the disruption caused by the conflict, ensuring flexibility in how they receive their refunds.
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