24 bus lines have stops in Kiryat Malachi.
Each line below has at least one stop in Kiryat Malachi. Its page has all its stops in order, a map of its route and the trips it has on every day of the week of 8 November 2026.
These 6 lines have the most trips on a typical weekday.
These are all 24 bus lines that have a stop in Kiryat Malachi, in order of their number.
The figure at the end of each row is the line's trips on a typical weekday, in both directions, along its whole route.
- 1Kiryat Malachi95
- 2Kiryat Malachi94
- 3Kiryat Malachi96
- 10איואב - Kiryat Malachi37
- 11Kiryat Malachi24
- 31Ashkelon - Kiryat Malachi55
- 33Naham - Kiryat Malachi6
- 70Kiryat Gat - Kiryat Malachi12
- 71Kiryat Malachi - אל עזי12
- 73Massuot Yizhaq - Kiryat Malachi12
- 140Be'er Tuveya - Ashdod17
- 141Ashdod - Be'er Tuveya15
- 142Be'er Tuveya - Ashdod9
- 175Kiryat Malachi - Beitar Illit0
- 301Tel Aviv-Yafo - Ashkelon92
- 345Tel Aviv-Yafo - Kiryat Malachi23
- 356Kiryat Malachi - Bnei Brak11
- 373Rehovot - Ofakim12
- 436Ashkelon - Jerusalem13
- 437Ashkelon - Jerusalem49
- 492Jerusalem - Netivot21
- 495Bnei Nezarim - Jerusalem2
- 548Kiryat Malachi - Kfar Chabad4
- 595El'ad - Kiryat Malachi0
Israel.com has more pages about Kiryat Malachi.
These towns have lists of bus lines too.
These are the questions people ask about bus lines in Kiryat Malachi.
Which bus lines have a stop in Kiryat Malachi?
24 bus lines have a stop in Kiryat Malachi. The ones with the most trips on a typical weekday are 3, 1, 2, 301 and 31.
How many of them start or end in Kiryat Malachi?
15 of them have the first or the last stop of its route in Kiryat Malachi. The others pass through.
Where are the stops and the times of a bus line?
Each line on this page has a page of its own, with its stops in order and the trips it has on every day of the week of 8 November 2026.
Do these pages show where the buses are now?
No. They show the Ministry of Transport's timetable of 5 November 2026, with no live bus positions and no delays.
The timetable and the table of licensed bus lines are the Ministry of Transport and Road Safety's, read on 5 November 2026. A stop's town is the one the timetable gives it, and the route maps are drawn from the stops' points.