According to the satellite navigation company, the number of journeys on Israel's roads in the first half of this month was 23% higher than in February 2020.
A white elephant and economic disaster from 1976 to 1993 and environmental hazard and urban blight ever since, the sorry saga is entering a new phase.
Property owners within 800 meters of Metro stations will pay a 75% tax on the increased value of their real estate, according to the Knesset bill set to pass.
The main clause in the bill lifts the current maximum of NIS 6.30 per hour that municipalities can charge for parking.
"Globes" examines Israel's biggest transport projects, which reflect a shift from cars to trains and buses. But will they relieve the congestion?
The southern section of 43 kilometers of the M1 line which has been approved, passes through seven municipalities before reaching Tel Aviv.
Yandex already operates in Israel through the Yango taxi hailing and delivery service.
After Levinsky Market and Nahlat Binyamin, pedestrian malls are being created around the Carmel Market and Kerem Hateiminim. But not everyone is happy.
The Israeli charge-while-you-drive company expects to see revenue by the end the year, co-founder and CEO Oren Ezer tells "Globes."
First Tel Aviv Metro line approved