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474 Line
Beit Shemesh→Ashdod
Electra Afikim
Electra Afikim 474 bus Route Map - Beit Shemesh→Ashdod
Electra Afikim 474 Bus Route Schedule and Stops (Updated)
The 474 bus (Beit Shemesh→Ashdod) has 49 stops departing from Zechariah the Prophet/Amoraim Boulevard and ending at Bnei Brit/Mordei HaGetaot.
Choose any of the 474 bus stops below to find updated real-time schedules and to see their route map.
Direction: Beit Shemesh→Ashdod (49 stops)
Zechariah the Prophet/Amoraim Boulevard
Zechariah the Prophet/Amoraim Boulevard
Eliyahu HaNavi/Zechariah HaNavi
Eliyahu HaNavi/Hagai HaNavi
Eliyahu HaNavi/Yechezkel HaNavi
Isaiah Prophet/Elijah Prophet
Yeshayahu HaNavi/Devorah HaNeviah
Yeshayahu HaNavi/Shmuel HaNavi
Nachal HaKishon Boulevard/Nahar HaYarkon Boulevard
Kishon River Blvd/Nahal Shaham
Kishon Stream/Sorek Stream
Nahal Kishon Boulevard A
Jordan River Blvd/Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakai
Jordan River/Rabbi Meir Baal HaNes
Jordan River/Rabbi Levitas
Jordan River Blvd/Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi
Jordan River Boulevard/Rabbi Yehoshua
Jordan River Boulevard/Belz Rebbe
Sderot Nahar HaYarden/Rabbi Pinchas Ben Yair
Herzog Boulevard/Jordan River Boulevard
Levi Eshkol Boulevard/Chazon Ish
Levi Eshkol Blvd/Yehuda Ben Zeev Blvd
Sderot Levi Eshkol/HaGilad
HaChafetz Chaim/Ben Ish Chai
Ben Ish Chai C
Ben Ish Hai/Caro
Road 3855/Rabbi Yosef Karo
Road 3855/Yigal Allon Boulevard
Road 38/Road 3855
Yesodot Junction
Beit Raban Interchange West
Moshe Sneh
HaKalanit/HaNurit
HaKalanit/HaTzivoni
HaTzivoni/HaRotem
HaRotem/HaChartzit
Rashbi/Rabbi Levin Boulevard
Rashbi/Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakai
Rashbi/Rabbi Tarfon
Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi/Shamai
Rabbi Shimon ben Shetach/Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakai
Yitzhak HaNasi/HaRav Levin
Admor of Pittsburgh Boulevard/Chafetz Chaim
Hanna Senesh/Mivtza Horev
Hativat HaNegev/Hannah Senesh
Hativat HaNegev/Shu'alei Shimshon
Hativat HaNegev/Hativat Yiftach
Palmach Boulevard/Carmeli Brigade
Bnei Brit/Mordei HaGetaot
474 FAQ
What time does the 474 bus start operating?
Services on the 474 bus start at 06:30 on Friday.
What time does the 474 bus stop working?
Services on the 474 bus stop at 00:00 on Saturday.
What time does the 474 bus arrive?
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Electra Afikim 474 bus Route Map - Beit Shemesh→Ashdod
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474 line bus fare
Electra Afikim 474 (Beit Shemesh→Ashdod) prices may change based on several factors. For more information about Electra Afikim tickets costs please check the Moovit app or Electra Afikim’s official website.
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474 (Electra Afikim)
The first stop of the 474 bus route is Zechariah the Prophet/Amoraim Boulevard and the last stop is Bnei Brit/Mordei HaGetaot. 474 (Beit Shemesh→Ashdod) is operational during everyday.
Additional information: 474 has 49 stops and the total trip duration for this route is approximately 80 minutes.
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