Jewish News 24 · Nov 8, 2026
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🚘🇮🇱 TEL AVIV TO FINE DRIVERS UP TO NIS 1,000 FOR UNNECESSARY HONKING: Starting in early 2027, Tel Aviv will use microphones and cameras at 11 locations, including Rabin Square, to identify drivers who honk unnecessarily. Private vehicle owners will face fines of NIS 250 for a first offense and NIS 500 for repeat violations, while company vehicles face fines of NIS 500 to NIS 1,000. A municipal inspector will review each incident before issuing a ticket. Deputy Mayor Meital Lehavi said car horns are for safety, not expressing frustration in traffic. 
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