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Haifa public transport, live
Every Haifa stop within 500 m appears on DepBoard as a split-flap board: buses, the Metronit, the Carmelit, the cable car and trains on one screen.
- Stops on DepBoard
- 2,700+
- Transport
- Bus · Funicular · Cable car · Train
- Refreshes
- every 30 s
Routes
Lines and routes: Haifa
Haifa climbs Mount Carmel, and its transport follows: the Carmelit, an underground funicular, runs from Downtown up to HaCarmel Center, and the cable car rises from HaMifrats Central Station to the Technion and Haifa University. The Metronit's long buses (lines 1–3) connect the Krayot with Hof HaCarmel.
Israel Railways stations along the bay, including Hof HaCarmel, Bat Galim and HaShmona, have trains to Tel Aviv, Nahariya and Karmiel.
| Line | Type | Route |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Funicular | Downtown – HaCarmel Center |
| 10 | Cable car | HaMifrats Central Station – Haifa University |
| 1 | Bus | Merkazit HaKrayot – Merkazit Hof HaCarmel |
| 2 | Bus | Bat Galim Rail – Joseftal, Kiryat Ata |
| 115 | Bus | HaMifrats Central Station – Merkazit Hof HaCarmel |
| IR | Train | Hof HaCarmel – Tel Aviv |
A selection of lines. DepBoard shows every line that serves a stop, with live times wherever the operator publishes real-time data.
Good to know
Haifa is one of the few Israeli cities with some public transport on Saturdays. The Carmelit and the cable car show up as their own boards.
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Every stop within 500 m becomes its own board, sorted by walking distance.
Departures, live
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