The Jerusalem Post has a report on the first meeting of the Road Safety Sub-Committee in Israel's Knesset, which took place on Tuesday 22 February 2011. This follows the decision in January to set up the committee to look at ways of reducing road accidents in Israel.
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Saturday, 26 February 2011
Wednesday, 26 January 2011
News on Cheap Flights and Road Safety - Wednesday 26th January
Cheap Airline Tickets
Globes is reporting that airline tickets from Israel to Europe and America are falling as a result of increasing competition from Arkia Airlines and other European airlines. Arkia is currently offering flights to European destinations for $99.
Road Safety Committee
The Knesset has this week set up a Road Safety Sub-Committee to examine a way of reducing road accidents in Israel according to the Jerusalem Post. The Committee will be chaired by the Kadima Knesset Member Robert Tibayev. This follows an 11% increase in road accidents in 2010.
The new committee was supported by Or Yarok the road safety organization that has run a campaign criticising the Transport Minister Israel Katz.
Globes is reporting that airline tickets from Israel to Europe and America are falling as a result of increasing competition from Arkia Airlines and other European airlines. Arkia is currently offering flights to European destinations for $99.
Road Safety Committee
The Knesset has this week set up a Road Safety Sub-Committee to examine a way of reducing road accidents in Israel according to the Jerusalem Post. The Committee will be chaired by the Kadima Knesset Member Robert Tibayev. This follows an 11% increase in road accidents in 2010.
The new committee was supported by Or Yarok the road safety organization that has run a campaign criticising the Transport Minister Israel Katz.
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