Ashkelon bus passengers are invited to rate their journey
Bus passengers in Ashkelon are being asked to rate their current journey as part of a Ministry of Transport survey. The questionnaire covers timetable adherence, service frequency, crowding, driver performance, cleanliness, vehicle condition, safety and the convenience of transfers.
As part of the survey, passengers are asked to rate the journey they are currently taking. The questionnaire covers timetable adherence, service frequency, the number of passengers on board, the driver's courtesy and professionalism, smooth driving, cleanliness and the vehicle's technical condition.
It also asks passengers to assess their sense of safety and the convenience of transfers. The questionnaire records how often a person uses buses and whether they had to change routes during the journey.
The responses will be statistically analysed to assess service quality. Passengers are asked to indicate their boarding and alighting stops; no personal information is included in this publication.
FAQ
- What should passengers enter in the questionnaire?
- Their boarding and alighting stops, together with a rating of the current journey across the listed criteria.
- Do passengers need to provide personal details?
- No passenger personal data is collected or displayed in this publication.
- Ministry of Transport questionnaire distributed on a bus — 2026-08-07
