Superbus (Hebrew: סופרבוס) is an Israeli bus company, which provides intercity and intracity service in Lod, Ramla, Tzrifin, Modi'in Illit, Beit Shemesh and Shoham.
In 2007 it was published that Superbus won a tender to operate public transportation in Bet Shemesh and the Jerusalem corridor[1] in spite of its low quality of service and the large number of complaints filed by passengers against the company.[1][2] A lawsuit was filed by Connex and by Ilit, after which a final decision was taken in favor of Superbus.[3] The company began operating these lines in January 2009.[4]
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Lod/Ramla
Routes that operate within Lod: 2, 11. Routes that operate within Ramla: 2, 4, 5, 11. There is also a route #6, which operates within Tzrifin. Below are the remaining Superbus routes which originate in the region of Lod and Ramla.
| Line | Route |
|---|---|
| 10 | Ramla CBS - Matzliah |
| 14 | Lod CBS - Achiezer |
| 16 | Lod CBS - Re'ut |
| 16 | Ramla CBS - Kfar Ben Nun |
| 18 | Ramla CBS - Sha'alvim |
| 20 | Ramla CBS - Beit Uziel |
| 21 | Lod CBS - Shoham |
| 21 | Ramla CBS - Be'er Ya'aqov |
| 23 | Lod CBS - Hadid |
| 24 | Ramla CBS - Neve Shalom |
| 69 | Lod CBS - Modi'in Illit Kiryat Sefer neighborhood |
| 157 | Tel Aviv CBS - Azor - Tzrifin - Be'er Ya'akov |
| 245 | Tel Aviv CBS - Azor - Tzrifin - Ramla CBS |
| 247 | Rishon LeTziyon CBS - Be'er Ya'akov - Ramla - Lod CBS |
| 450 | Tel Aviv CBS - Tzrifin - Ramla CBS |
| 451 | Tel Aviv CBS - Azor - Tzrifin - Ramla CBS |
| 452 | Tel Aviv CBS - HaTayasim Road - Tzrifin - Ramla - Ramla-Lod High School |
| 454 | Tel Aviv University - Tel Aviv Arlozorov Terminal - Tzrifin - Ramla CBS |
| 455 | Tel Aviv CBS - Azor - Tzrifin - Ramla CBS |
| 457 | Tel Aviv CBS - Azor - Tzrifin - Ramla Kiryat Menahem Begin neighborhood |
| 461 | Tel Aviv CBS - Azor - Tzrifin - Lod CBS |
Modi'in Illit / Kiryat Sefer
Routes that operate within Modi'in Illit: 1, 3, 7, 8. Below are the remaining Superbus routes which originate in Modi'in Illit. Since Modi'in Illit, popularly known as Kiryat Sefer, is a fully Haredi town, the same rules apply which apply in Egged's 'Mehadrin' buses. Men sit up front, and women in the back.
| Line | Route |
|---|---|
| 210 | Modi'in Illit - Bnei Brak |
| 220 | Modi'in Illit - Bnei Brak |
| 230 | Modi'in Illit - Bnei Brak |
| 300 | Modi'in Illit Kiryat Sefer neighborhood - north Jerusalem |
| 310 | Modi'in Illit - Jerusalem CBS |
| 320 | Modi'in Illit - Jerusalem CBS |
| 330 | Modi'in Illit - Jerusalem CBS |
| 331 | Modi'in Illit - Ashdod CBS |
| 332 | Modi'in Illit - Rishon LeZion CBS |
| 334 | Modi'in Illit - Zikhron Ya'akov |
| 335 | Modi'in Illit - Beit Shemesh |
| 360 | Modi'in Illit - Tifrach |
| 370 | Modi'in Illit - Ofakim |
Beit Shemesh
The vast majority of bus routes within Beit shemesh are operted by suprbus, as well as a similar majority in intercity routes. The company recently took over these routs from the Egged who now only operate a limited service in the city
Shoham
Routes that operate only within Shoham: 1, 2. Below are the remaining Superbus routes which originate in Shoham.
| Line | Route |
|---|---|
| 500 | Shoham - Tel Aviv Arlozorov Terminal |
| 501 | Shoham - Tel Aviv CBS - Tel Aviv Arlozorov Terminal |
External links
- (Hebrew) Official website
References
- ^ a b Idan Yosef (2007-12-04). "Superbus won a tender to operate Bet Shemesh lines". http://www.news1.co.il/Archive/001-D-147842-00.html?tag=02-06-37. Retrieved 2008-11-24. (Hebrew)
- ^ Beni Barak (2003-10-03). "Survey: The number of complaints against taxi drivers increased significantly". http://www.ynet.co.il/articles/1,7340,L-2802155,00.html. Retrieved 2008-11-24. (Hebrew)
- ^ Idan Yosef (2008-03-03). "Superbus will operate lines in Bet Shemesh and the Jerusalem Corridor". http://www.news1.co.il/Archive/001-D-155785-00.html?tag=07-33-49. Retrieved 2008-11-24. (Hebrew)
- ^ [1] from the official website
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