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Optibus CEO pauses to reflect one year after obtaining unicorn status
26.04.23
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Meir Orbach
In the economically unstable year that has passed since Optibus was ranked number one on Calcalist’s annual list of the most promising Israeli startups, the company has doubled its revenues and workforce
Optibus and GreenRoad partner for first safety-driven planning system in public transport
25.10.21
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James Spiro
The companies will help improve passenger comfort and safety while reducing the risk of hazards and incidents
Moovit partners with Israel Railways and Carmelit to pay for train rides across the country
28.02.21
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James Spiro
The Mobility-as-a-Service app was selected by the Ministry of Transport to provide trip planning and payment options for riders
Public transit fare payment apps to start operating in Israel in Q3 2020
13.09.20
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Lior Gutman
The mobile payment option was originally scheduled to start operating in June, but its launch was delayed due to privacy concerns raised by Israel’s Privacy Protection Authority and the Israeli transportation minister
Covid-19 might finally fix Israel’s public transportation, thanks to new accelerator
22.07.20
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James Spiro
A new accelerator from The Israeli Association of Intelligent Transportation Systems (Israel - ITS) will tackle smart mobility and infrastructure for a post-Covid world
Public Transportation Payment Apps Set to go Into Use on June 25
02.06.20
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Udi Etsion
Apps offer the ability to limit payments to the actual rides completed instead of charging a pre-paid card every month
Netivei Israel to Invest NIS 10 Million a Year in Local Startups
18.05.20
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CTech
The purpose of Netivei Israel’s new division is to increase the use of technology in the transportation infrastructure
Intel Acquisition Happened Very Quickly, it was all Done Over Zoom, Reveals Moovit CEO
05.05.20
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Hagar Ravet
Nir Erez provides behind the scenes details of this week’s billion-dollar deal and how he is able to score free meals
Data Wars: Mobileye is the Real Engine Behind Intel’s Acquisition of Moovit
03.05.20
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Hagar Ravet
Autonomous vehicle networks require huge amounts of data to train the software and various sensors as well as to save the cars of the future from having to complete thousands of hours of navigating on the roads
Smart Public Transportation Is Crucial to Getting Life Back on Track, Says Via Co-Founder
19.04.20
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Naomi Zoreff
Oren Shoval, co-founder of ridesharing company Via spoke Sunday at Conference Call, Calcalist’s online convention on tech in the coronavirus era
Israel’s Bus Pass Card to Notify Users if They Shared a Ride With a Covid-19 Patient
22.03.20
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Lior Gutman and Adi Pick
Public transportation remains operational in Israel, even as it implemented partial lockdown last week
Israel Now Has 304 Covid-19 Cases
17.03.20
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CTech
While Israel has not yet gone into complete lockdown, most of the country’s economic activity has now been halted
Israel Shuts Down Non-Essential Activity as Number of Patients Jumps to 200
15.03.20
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CTech
The country announced more stringent restrictions Saturday, limiting gatherings to 10 people and closing down education institutions and businesses such as gyms, pubs, and malls
As Number of Corona Cases Jumps to 39, Israel Considers Closing all Borders
09.03.20
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CTech
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a press conference Sunday evening, stating a decision regarding the complete closure of Israel’s borders will be made Monday
Coronavirus Fears Reach Israel’s Public Transportation
08.03.20
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Lior Gutman
The government is considering measures to curtail the use of trains, busses, and light rails, fearing infection will spread faster in large crowds
Reengineering Public Transport with a Flexible Shuttle
01.03.20
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Sophie Shulman
Valerie von der Tann, General Manager of ViaVan, spoke Thursday about the limitations of public transportation at Calcalist's WeTech Berlin 2020 conference
Via’s Tel Aviv Ridesharing Service Competes With Private Cars, Not Buses, Says GM
16.01.20
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Lior Gutman
Jointly operated by New York-headquartered ridesharing company Via Transportation Inc. and local public transportation company Dan Bus Co., Bubble was launched in April 2019 and covers most areas of Tel Aviv and some parts of neighboring towns Ramat Gan and Givatayim
Tel Aviv’s Light Rail Just Needs More Time and an Extra Half a Billion Shekels
13.01.20
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Lior Gutman
Completion is now estimated for the second half of 2022; the delays, as well as the need for additional budget, are for the completion of the electric, signaling, and communication systems, according to people familiar with the matter
Via’s Tel Aviv Shuttle Service Bubble Reaches 4,500 Daily Passengers Milestone
23.12.19
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Lior Gutman
The milestone was reached after Via and its partner Dan added 60 vehicles to the service in the past weeks, bringing its fleet up to 100 10-seat vehicles
Over 10,000 People Rode Tel Aviv’s Shabbat Shuttle Service This Weekend
24.11.19
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Tofi Stoler
The routes were originally meant to run just once every 30 minutes, but just three hours after the service was launched, Tel Aviv announced it was boosting it with additional vehicles
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