Israel has an advanced road network with 18,000 km of roads (230 km of freeways). The main form of public transport is the bus system. 650 million Israelis used busses (5,940 buses and 8,470 drivers) in 2009. Egged is Israel's largest bus company followed by Dan. The largest bus terminal in the world is Tel Aviv Central Bus Station. The Jaffa–Jerusalem railway was the first line constructed before the founding of the state during Ottoman and British rule. Today Israel Railways extend to 950 km. Future light rail systems are in development in Tel Aviv and in Jerusalem. The Carmelit, in Haifa, is the only subway in Israel and it is listed in Guinness World Records as the shortest subway system in the world. Israel has six cable car systems: in Haifa, Kiryat Shmona, Mount Hermon, Masada, Rishon LeZion and Rosh HaNikra.

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