At Shomron Tayyiba train station, 98.8% of the trains counted from July 2026 to October 2026 were on time.
Shomron Tayyiba is a station on the Israel Railways network, in the Taibe area.
- Name in Hebrew
- שומרון טייבה
- Area
- Taibe
- Station number
- 39
- Location
- 32.28° N, 35.00° E
- Trains counted
- 3,478
- Newest figures
- October 2026
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Shomron Tayyiba has figures for 4 of the last 12 months, shown here month by month against all stations.
3,478 trains were counted from November 2025 to October 2026: 3,437 on time and 41 late. Trains are counted station by station.
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The nearest station to Shomron Tayyiba is Tira Kokhav Ya'ir, 5.5 km away.
- Tira Kokhav Ya'ir5.5 km
- Netanya Sapir12.4 km · 97.2% on time
- Netanya12.9 km · 95.2% on time
- Beit Yehoshua12.9 km · 95.5% on time
- Kfar Saba Nordau14.2 km · 87.4% on time
- Hod HaSharon Sokolov14.8 km · 87.5% on time
Distances are the straight line between the stations' points, not the way by rail.
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These are the questions people ask about Shomron Tayyiba train station.
How many trains were on time at Shomron Tayyiba train station?
From July 2026 to October 2026, 98.8% of the 3,478 trains counted at Shomron Tayyiba were on time. The station has figures for 4 of the last 12 months.
Where is Shomron Tayyiba train station?
Shomron Tayyiba is in the Taibe area. Its point on the map is 32.28° N, 35.00° E, and the nearest station is Tira Kokhav Ya'ir, 5.5 km away.
Which stations are near Shomron Tayyiba train station?
The six nearest are Tira Kokhav Ya'ir (5.5 km), Netanya Sapir (12.4 km), Netanya (12.9 km), Beit Yehoshua (12.9 km), Kfar Saba Nordau (14.2 km) and Hod HaSharon Sokolov (14.8 km), by the straight line between the stations.
The list of stations, the table of trains on time at each station and the table of planned and run trains are the Ministry of Transport and Road Safety's, read on 2 November 2026. A station's point is its stop in the Ministry's timetable, and photographs are from Wikimedia Commons with their credit on each picture.