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Gett Expands Beyond Taxis to Offer Vans, Minibuses, and Buses by Advance Booking
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First reported by Maariv · 1 hour ago
What happened
Gett is expanding its service beyond taxis to include vans, minibuses, and buses available for advance booking in Israel, offering competitive prices and partnering with Rideeazy to support the new offerings.
- 01Gett expands from taxi-only service to include vans, minibuses, and buses booked 12 hours in advance.
- 02Prices are shown upfront and include a 100-shekel coupon at launch, with examples like 526 shekels for a 13-seat vehicle to Ben Gurion Airport.
- 03Gett claims new prices are about 10% lower than typical market rates.
- 04The service is launched in partnership with Rideeazy, part of Electra Afikim, aggregating many shuttle providers.
- 05CEO Mark On calls this a new chapter to meet changing user transportation needs.
- 06Further platform expansions with new services are planned in the coming months.
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