From the route to your stop
iBus plans trips on Israel's buses and trains, shows when your bus will come and tells you when it's time to leave. It works in the browser in Hebrew, Arabic, Russian and English.
You can try the route planner without an account.
Route
AzrieliJerusalem
490231
Arrival
Azrieli Mall/Menahem Begin Road
- 49009:23forecast
- 49009:53timetable
Notification
iBusTime to leave: bus 490 in 12 min
On the way
Your stop is coming up: “Hevron Road/Giv'at HaMatos” (2 stops)
What iBus does
Anyone can plan a trip. The rest opens after you sign in with Google or an e-mail code.
Plan
Route planner
Tell iBus where you start and where you're going: it finds buses, trains and transfers and checks the options against service changes.
Without an account - a few minutes to try
Favorites
Save the stops and lines you use. They're on your home screen on every device you sign in on.
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At the stop and on the way
Arrivals
Find a stop by its name or the number on its sign and see when the bus comes. A forecast is marked apart from the timetable.
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Notifications
Follow a bus from the board: iBus tells you when it's time to leave, when the bus is near and when your stop is coming up.
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When something changes
Service changes
Announcements for your lines, with dates and details. iBus does not recalculate detours.
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Lior
The assistant inside iBus: ask in plain words about a stop, a line, a timetable or a route.
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Support
Write to us from your account. The answer arrives in iBus, and all your requests are under “My requests”.
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Getting started
Open iBus
In the browser on your phone or computer. There is nothing to download.
Plan a trip
Enter where you start and where you're going. Without an account you can try it for a few minutes.
Sign in
With Google or an e-mail code, to see arrivals, save stops and get notifications.
Add it to your home screen
Then iBus opens like an app, in its own window. How to install
Who makes iBus and where the data comes from
- An independent project
- iBus is an independent project and not an official app of the Ministry of Transport.
- Data
- Timetables and real-time data are the open data of Israel's Ministry of Transport. Maps and addresses come from OpenStreetMap and OpenFreeMap.
- Limits
- A forecast is not a promise: a bus can come earlier or later. When there is no real-time data, iBus shows the timetable and says so.
- Privacy
- iBus asks for your location only when you tap for it. You can delete your account in its settings.
Try it on your next trip
Open iBus in the browser and plan a route. You can install it later.