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82 cities · data for November 2026

Israeli cities ranked by public transport 2026

Relative to population, the most weekday public transport trips stop in Givat Shmuel (98.9), Kiryat Ono (75.6) and Ramat Gan (72.1) per 1,000 residents. The fewest: Tayibe (10.4) and Rahat (11.7). The median city: 25.5.

Beit She'an: 24.5Kafr Qara: 34.7Ariel: 30.3Nesher: 64.5Ma'alot-Tarshiha: 28.6Kiryat Shmona: 31.9Mughar: 23.4Yokneam Illit: 41.7Ganei Tikva: 21.8Qalansawe: 14.4Or Akiva: 24.8Arrabe: 15.5Tire: 21.3Kafr Qasim: 19.7Migdal HaEmek: 35.1Kfar Yona: 28.8Kiryat Malakhi: 22.9Arad: 24.7Givat Shmuel: 98.9Yehud-Monosson: 30.2Baqa al-Gharbiyye: 13.8Tirat Carmel: 23.7Sakhnin: 17.9Ma'ale Adumim: 24.7Tamra: 17.2Safed (Tzfat): 35.8Dimona: 22.8Sderot: 19.5Be'er Ya'akov: 28.8Kiryat Yam: 22.4Or Yehuda: 64.9Ofakim: 25.9Harish: 13.6Shefa-'Amr: 22.9Karmiel: 41.1Nes Ziona: 31.1Nof HaGalil: 52.6Kiryat Ono: 75.6Tayibe: 10.4Kiryat Bialik: 54.1Ramat HaSharon: 61.8Kiryat Motzkin: 48Elad: 25.5Acre (Akko): 30.2Tiberias: 31.7Eilat: 12Givatayim: 57.8Yavne: 20.2Netivot: 18.5Umm al-Fahm: 19.8Kiryat Ata: 25.5Hod HaSharon: 23.3Nahariya: 21.2Afula: 35.7Beitar Illit: 37.5Nazareth: 38.7Kiryat Gat: 18.9Rosh HaAyin: 34.2Rahat: 11.7Ra'anana: 40.7Ramla: 19.7Modi'in Illit: 26.9Kfar Saba: 31.5Lod: 19.3Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut: 19.6Hadera: 27.3Herzliya: 32.3Bat Yam: 35.9Rehovot: 16.7Ramat Gan: 72.1Ashkelon: 15.1Holon: 37.4Beit Shemesh: 21.7Be'er Sheva: 24.8Ashdod: 16.5Netanya: 19.5Bnei Brak: 40.5Rishon LeZion: 23.1Petah Tikva: 31.6Haifa: 32.3Tel Aviv-Yafo: 46.6Jerusalem: 20.3123
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Most service

  1. #2Kiryat Ono75.6Weekday trips per 1,000 residents
  2. #1Givat Shmuel98.9Weekday trips per 1,000 residents
  3. #3Ramat Gan72.1Weekday trips per 1,000 residents

Least service

  1. 82Tayibe10.4
  2. 81Rahat11.7
  3. 80Eilat12

Full ranking: Israeli cities ranked by public transport

Weekday trips per 1,000 residents, November 2026. Click a name to see all its data.

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#CityWeekday trips per 1,000 residents
1Givat Shmuel
98.9
2Kiryat Ono
75.6
3Ramat Gan
72.1
4Or Yehuda
64.9
5Nesher
64.5
6Ramat HaSharon
61.8
7Givatayim
57.8
8Kiryat Bialik
54.1
9Nof HaGalil
52.6
10Kiryat Motzkin
48
11Tel Aviv-Yafo
46.6
12Yokneam Illit
41.7
13Karmiel
41.1
14Ra'anana
40.7
15Bnei Brak
40.5
16Nazareth
38.7
17Beitar Illit
37.5
18Holon
37.4
19Bat Yam
35.9
20Safed (Tzfat)
35.8

Dashed line: the median, 25.5

By district

The median value in each district

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Tel Aviv
57.8
Northern
31.7
Judea and Samaria
30.3
Haifa
25.5
Central
23.1
Jerusalem
21.7
Southern
19.5

How is this ranking calculated?

Method and sources

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Bus, train and light rail trips that stop in the city on an ordinary Tuesday, from the Ministry of Transport's official GTFS timetables, per 1,000 residents. A trip that stops at several stations in the city counts once. Junction cities that intercity lines pass through look higher.

FAQ

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Which Israeli city has the best public transport?

Relative to population, Givat Shmuel: 98.9 weekday trips per 1,000 residents.

Which city has the least public transport?

Tayibe, with 10.4 trips a day per 1,000 residents.

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