From this morning: changes to payment in public transportation using the apps

The "Derech Sheveh" reform was launched today, with the first phase of the changes going into effect only in applications.

Among the new rates you can find a "free monthly nationwide" subscription, which will allow unlimited travel throughout the country for NIS 225, and a regional subscription for NIS 99.

The rates will also be available on multiple lines from August 1

Kenan Cohen

25/07/2022

Monday, July 25, 2022, 07:00 Updated: 07:27

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The change in the public transportation fare will go into effect this morning (Monday) in the payment apps, as part of the "Equal Road" reform.

The rate will change in the apps only, and has not yet been applied even when using Rab-Ko, this is due to the billing cycles in the apps, which start on the 25th of each month.

All reform fares will also be available on multiple lines, starting next Monday, August 1st.

The users of the applications will start paying through them according to the new reform rate, in which the most profitable subscription for the passenger will be calculated at the end of each month based on his actual travel patterns.

The applications in which you can pay are "Mobit", "Rav-Pass", "Pango" and "Sello".

Changes in the payment method in applications from this morning (Photo: Flash 90, -)

Also, in the applications you can find cards that encourage frequent use of public transportation.

Among other things, an affordable monthly free subscription, which allows unlimited travel throughout the country, for only NIS 225;

And a "Zone 1 Free" subscription that allows you to travel up to 40 kilometers outside the metropolitan areas of Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Haifa, for only NIS 99.

The applications are updated with the "accumulated value" assumptions that are kept for the public entitled to the "Derech Sheveh" reform.

For example, boys and girls 75 and older - free passengers, 50% discount on subscription cards for children and youth, increasing the accumulated value discount for those entitled to the National Insurance from 33% today to 50%.

To receive the dedicated discounts, you must register for the qualifying profile in the app.

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