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Gett Expands Into Large Vehicle Shuttle Services Across Israel
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First reported by Walla · 1 day ago
What happened
Gett has expanded its app to include booking of large vehicles like minibuses and buses across Israel, partnering with Rideeazy for service delivery. Prices are fixed and competitive, with rides requiring advance booking. This move broadens Gett’s transportation offerings amid its taxi market dominance and ongoing tensions with drivers.
- 01Gett launches large vehicle bookings including vans, minibuses, and buses via its app.
- 02Service is operated in partnership with Rideeazy, aggregating shuttle providers nationwide.
- 03Prices are fixed, shown before booking, and include examples like 526 shekels from Tel Aviv to Ben Gurion Airport.
- 04Bookings for large vehicles must be made at least 12 hours in advance.
- 05Gett’s expansion follows its dominance in Israel’s taxi market and related driver tensions.
- 06CEO Mark On promises further transportation solutions and platform growth soon.
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