DepBoardIsrael · Live departures
Jerusalem public transport, live
Open DepBoard anywhere in Jerusalem and every light rail, bus and train stop within 500 m appears as a split-flap board, with the next departures counting down.
- Stops on DepBoard
- 3,600+
- Transport
- Bus · Tram · Train
- Refreshes
- every 30 s
Routes
Lines and routes: Jerusalem
Light rail line 1 crosses the city from Hadassah Ein Kerem to Neve Ya'akov, along Jaffa Road and past the Central Bus Station, and line 3 runs between HaTurim and Malha. Dozens of bus lines fill in between: line 19 to Mount Scopus, 78 to East Talpiyot, 71 from Ramot to Gilo.
Israel Railways trains leave from Yitzhak Navon station, underneath the Central Bus Station, for Ben Gurion Airport and Tel Aviv. DepBoard shows them on the same screen as the buses above.
| Line | Type | Route |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tram | Hadassah Ein Kerem – Neve Ya'akov North |
| 3 | Tram | HaTurim – Manahat (Malha) |
| 19 | Bus | Hadassah Ein Kerem – Mount Scopus |
| 78 | Bus | Binyanei HaUma – East Talpiyot |
| 71 | Bus | Ramot – Gilo |
| IR | Train | Yitzhak Navon – Ben Gurion Airport – 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
Most buses, the light rail and trains stop from Friday afternoon until Saturday evening. Times come from the Ministry of Transport's official timetable.
How it works
Open it. Look. Go.
No timetables to search, no stop numbers to remember. DepBoard reads the street around you.
Find your spot
Uses your GPS position, or any street, place or address you search for.
Stops, nearest first
Every stop within 500 m becomes its own board, sorted by walking distance.
Departures, live
All boards refresh in one request every 30 s, and the countdown ticks every second.
Coverage
More cities on DepBoard
DepBoard combines city and rail feeds into a single view, so a tram stop and a train platform appear side by side.
Get DepBoard
Your next departure is 3 min away.
Get DepBoard on Google Play or the App Store, or use it in your browser right now. It's free, and you don't need an account.