Buses & getting around
The north and south stops at Hashmonaim Junction, at the entrance to Hashmonaim, are where most intercity buses stop: lines to Jerusalem, Bnei Brak, Modiin and its train station, Tel Aviv, Ashdod, Lod, Beit Shemesh and Elad.
Details checked against Open Bus Stride (Ministry of Transport GTFS) on 5 October 2026. Source (opens in a new tab)Hours and details change. Confirm with the place before you go.
Hashmonaim Junction bus stops (Tzomet Hashmonaim)
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Buses & getting around · Hashmonaim
Kavim line 27 is the bus that runs into Hashmonaim itself (stops Moria/HaCarmel and Moria/HaTirosh) and links it with Modiin's central bus station and Sderot HaHashmonaim/Lev HaIr. On Sunday 4 Oct 2026 it ran about 8 trips from Modiin and 7 back, roughly 07:00-21:30.
Buses & getting around · Kiryat Sefer (Modiin Illit)
Kavim Rav-Kav service desk in Modiin Illit for issuing and replacing personal Rav-Kav cards.
Buses & getting around · Shilat junction
The busiest bus stops near Hashmonaim, on Route 443 by the Shilat industrial area: on a weekday (6 Oct 2026) Kavim 111 left about every 10 minutes for Tel Aviv (79 trips), 150 for Ramla (42) and Metropoline 277 towards El'ad (31), plus lines to Kiryat Sefer and Petah Tikva.
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