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Public Transport Operators Withdraw $9.5 Million Lawsuit Against Ministry

Fifteen Israeli public transport companies withdrew a $9.5 million lawsuit against the Ministry of Transport after the ministry announced stricter enforcement and canceled the use of subcontractors. The companies had sued over fines deducted for service issues.

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What happened

  1. 01Transport companies withdrew a $9.5 million lawsuit against the Ministry.
  2. 02The ministry will increase enforcement against service violations.
  3. 03Use of subcontractors by transport operators will be canceled.
  4. 04Operators blamed subcontractors for service deficiencies.
  5. 05The ministry prioritizes service reliability and passenger rights.
Translated and summarized by baba from Calcalist, the latest report. Read Calcalist’s original

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