Bus 464 between Ashkelon and Be’er Sheva is suspended until August 14
Bus line 464 between Ashkelon Central Station and Be’er Sheva is temporarily suspended from July 26 through August 14. According to the operator, passengers should use lines 363 and 364 instead and check schedules before travelling, especially for work, study or military-service trips.
Line 464, which connects Ashkelon and Be’er Sheva, is temporarily not operating. The official Dan BaDarom / Dan Be’er Sheva notice indexed in search lists the suspension period as Sunday, July 26, through August 14.
The operator’s notice names lines 363 and 364 as alternatives for travel from Be’er Sheva to Ashkelon and back. The editorial desk also checked the current Ministry of Transport GTFS feed: for route 464 in the Ashkelon–Be’er Sheva direction, the visible upcoming trips start from August 16, which is consistent with a temporary pause until mid-August.
The local outlet Be’er Sheva and Negev News also reported passenger complaints: some people waited at stops and learned about the cancellation only after the bus did not arrive. In the company response published by the outlet, the operator said the public notice was not issued because of an error and that the line was suspended for summer route changes and adjustments.
If you travel between Ashkelon and Be’er Sheva, check your route in a public-transport app or on the operator’s website before leaving. For trips with a transfer, allow extra time, especially in the morning, in the evening, and before work, study, military-service or medical appointments.
FAQ
- Until when is bus 464 cancelled?
- According to the operator, line 464 is suspended through August 14, 2026.
- Which buses should I use instead of 464?
- The operator lists lines 363 and 364 as alternatives for travel between Ashkelon and Be’er Sheva.
- Should I check the schedule before leaving?
- Yes. Because of the temporary suspension and possible transfers, check your route in an app or on the operator’s website shortly before travelling.
