Revolution in Transportation – New Prices and Routes for Israelis

Gett has announced an expansion of its services: starting August 4, users can book minivans, minibuses, and buses through the app for trips to Ben-Gurion Airport and between cities. Orders must be placed at least 12 hours in advance, and the price is fixed. The project is implemented with the Rideeazy platform (owned by Electra Afikim). Example prices: Tel Aviv–Ben-Gurion in a 13-seat vehicle – 526 shekels, Jerusalem–airport in a 19-seat vehicle – 764 shekels, Tel Aviv–Jerusalem on a bus with up to 55 seats – 1675 shekels. Prices include a 100-shekel coupon.

Gett has announced a strategic expansion, transforming from a taxi-hailing service into a comprehensive transportation platform. Starting August 4, passengers will be able to book high-capacity vehicles through the mobile app for trips to Ben-Gurion Airport and between cities across the country. The new format includes minivans, minibuses, and full-size buses, all displayed in a single updated interface. Orders must be placed at least 12 hours before departure. The final price is calculated automatically based on distance, travel time, and number of stops, and is shown before confirmation. The project is carried out in collaboration with the Rideeazy platform, owned by Electra Afikim, which connects carriers nationwide. Payment is processed through Gett, while partner companies handle the rides. Sample prices are provided: Tel Aviv–Ben-Gurion in a 13-seat vehicle – 526 shekels, Jerusalem–airport in a 19-seat vehicle – 764 shekels, Tel Aviv–Jerusalem on a bus with up to 55 seats – 1675 shekels. Prices include a welcome coupon of 100 shekels. After the pilot phase, prices will remain about 10% below the market average. This step comes amid Gett's dominance in the taxi market, including exclusive service at Ben-Gurion Airport.