Buses & getting around
Intercity buses between Bnei Brak and other cities stop on Route 4 by Givat Shmuel. Jerusalem-bound: 400 (Central Bus Station), 401, 402, 404, 409, 411, 416 and 422, about 335 trips on a Sunday. Also lines to Beit Shemesh (680, 681, 690, 691), Modiin Illit (200, 209, 210, 220, 230, 240), Elad (180, 280) and Ashdod (350).
Details checked against Ministry of Transport timetable (GTFS, via Open Bus) on 5 October 2026. Source (opens in a new tab)Hours and details change. Confirm with the place before you go.
Givat Shmuel interchange (Route 4) stops: intercity buses to Jerusalem, Beit Shemesh and Modiin Illit
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Buses & getting around · Givat Shmuel
Dan lines start in Givat Shmuel (HaRav Shlomo Goren / Mivtachim) and run to Tel Aviv: 17 and 32 to the Atidim terminal (32 via Bar-Ilan University), 160 to the Tel Aviv Central Bus Station (7th floor) through Bnei Brak.
Buses & getting around · Bnei Brak (nearby services)
Red Line light-rail stop in Bnei Brak, served both by trains to Petah Tikva Central Station and by the Kiryat Arye branch, and on to Tel Aviv and Bat Yam.
Buses & getting around · Petah Tikva (nearby services)
The Red Line (Dankal) light-rail stop on Jabotinsky Road closest to northern Givat Shmuel. Trains run west through Bnei Brak and Ramat Gan to Tel Aviv (Arlozorov, Carlebach, Allenby) and Bat Yam, and east to Beilinson and Petah Tikva Central Station.
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