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Israelis Show Mixed Feelings on Public Transport, Jerusalem Leads Satisfaction
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By אלון פרל
First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 2 hours ago
What happened
A 2025 survey by Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics shows mixed public satisfaction with transportation, with Jerusalem residents reporting higher satisfaction than Tel Aviv residents. Despite some improvements, private car use for commuting has increased.
- 01Jerusalem residents report higher satisfaction with public transport than Tel Aviv residents.
- 02Overall satisfaction with bus services has slightly decreased, but Jerusalem's has improved.
- 03Train and light rail services see increased positive ratings, especially in Jerusalem.
- 04Private car use for commuting has risen to 62%, despite public transport improvements.
- 05Bus ridership has slightly declined, potentially due to alternative transport options.
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