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Buses
Buses are the most common way around Rehovot. Cash isn't accepted: use a Rav-Kav card or a payment app. Students get a discount of at least a third. The central bus station is on the ground floor of Rehovot Mall.
The train
Rehovot station (named after Ehud Hadar) serves the city, the Weizmann Institute, the Science Park and Ness Ziona. From the Weizmann campus it's a 5 to 10 minute walk through the north gate. The Weizmann Institute puts the train ride to Tel Aviv at about 30 minutes. Bicycles are allowed on trains. Check times on rail.co.il (в новой вкладке).
Shared taxis
Shared taxis (moniot sherut) run fixed routes, take cash, cost about the same as a bus and run on Shabbat and holidays. There are stops near the Weizmann Institute's main gate and along Herzl Street.
Taxis
Look for the yellow roof sign and make sure the meter is on, or order through an app such as Gett.
Driving and parking
Tel Aviv is 30 to 45 minutes away by car and Jerusalem about an hour. Paid parking is in the blue-and-white zones; pay through Pango or Cellopark. Residents can apply to the city for free two-hour parking in those zones with a car, an arnona bill and a lease in their name. A foreign licence is valid for a year from your first entry; after that, convert it to an Israeli licence.
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