All buses in Jerusalem are operated by the company Egged. Their buses are mostly green, although some are white with red stripes. Egged operates a very large route network centered around Jerusalem's central bus station and the city center (the area around King George and Jaffa streets). 
 

The Jerusalem light rail is a tramway with the characteristics of a light rail system that serves the city of Jerusalem and part of the West Bank. According to Geo magazine, it carries 130,000 passengers a day. 

The first part, 13. 8 km long, was commissioned on 19 August 2011. 

The length of the line is 57 kilometers and includes a significant number of technological developments designed to ensure a fast and comfortable journey.

It is a railway line that connects the cities of Tel-Aviv-Jaffa and Jerusalem in Israel, under construction since 2001