Last Updated on December 3, 2021
Latest updates and information from Rav Kav Online services.
Here are the latest updates for the Rav Kav online services.
New things you can do with your Rav Kav online via their website or their app.
1. Creating a student profile for the first time
There is no need to go to a service center (at the bus station etc.) and stand in a queue. Via your smartphone or computer, choose your route plan then upload your student card (valid for the current academic year) and an identity document (teudat zehut, drivers license or passport) to Rav Kav Online, once updated students will be able to benefit from a 50% discount on public transport. Only certain educational institutions are recognized by the Ministry of Transport – see Hebrew list here. If you already have a student profile from last year, you can update it online.
2. Charging your Rav Kav at the Casponet
You can charge your Rav Kav at a Casponet (ATM) and pay with your credit card. There is no surcharge when you charge your Rav Kav at the Casponet. Note that not all ATM’s offer the Rav Kav service.
3. Leftover balance
Have a credit balance on your Rav Kav that you cannot use? Now you can put that balance towards another type of ticket fare.
4. Flexible monthly ticket (hofshi hodshi)
You can load a hofshi hodshi at any time of the month and it will run for 30 days. Until now, whether if you purchased the hofshi hodshi on the 1st of the month or on any other date, it would expire at the end of that calendar month. It will now be valid for 30 days from the date of purchase.
How do I say it in Hebrew “Move towards the back of the bus”?
5. 30, 50 or 100 NIS
Load your Rav Kav with 30, 50 or 100 NIS and get an additional ride free.
6. Oooops, I made a mistake!
Selected the wrong fare with your online ticket purchase? Now you can cancel it online immediately after making the purchase and get a full refund.
