About Bazman Taxi
A station built around one promise in its name: being there on time.
Bazman Taxi is an Israeli taxi station that has been on the road since 2006. Its Hebrew name, מוניות בזמן, means taxis on time. Hundreds of drivers across the country carry tens of thousands of rides a year, most of them to and from Ben Gurion Airport and between cities. We work in Hebrew, English, Russian and French, receive customers in Petah Tikva, and keep Shabbat.
The station in brief
- On the road since
- 2006
- Drivers
- Hundreds, across Israel
- Rides
- Tens of thousands a year
- Languages
- Hebrew, English, Russian, French
- Office
- 10 Eliyahu Golomb Street, Petah Tikva
- Days
- Sunday to Friday; closed on Shabbat
What we do
Most of our work is airport rides, in both directions. On the way to a flight the driver collects you at your door; when you land, the driver follows your flight number and contacts you to arrange where to meet. Details are on the Ben Gurion Airport taxi page.
We also drive between cities, such as Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, and to any of the more than 1,240 localities in our booking form. For groups we run large taxis, minibuses and coaches. We bring child seats for every age, have a vehicle with a wheelchair lift, and offer a VIP service with a luxury car or limousine and a name sign at arrivals. The full list is on the services page.
How we work
- Service at the highest level
Our standard for every ride, from the first message to the drop-off.
- A clean, new fleet
Vehicles from a standard taxi to a coach, matched to your passengers and luggage.
- Always on time
The promise in our name. For arrivals, we follow the flight and move the pickup to the actual landing time.
- A fixed price, set in advance
You know the price before the ride. Our pricing policy explains the rules.
Four languages
Israel’s travellers speak many languages, and so does our dispatch. The website, the phone line and WhatsApp work in Hebrew, English, Russian and French. Write or call in whichever you are most comfortable with.
A Shabbat-observant station
The station closes from the start of Shabbat until it ends, and on Jewish holidays. Rides run right up to Shabbat and resume once it is over, so we plan Friday flights and Saturday-night landings with you in advance. See taxis before and after Shabbat.
Questions and answers
Where is your office?
At 10 Eliyahu Golomb Street, Petah Tikva, where we receive customers. Most bookings are made on WhatsApp or by phone; see contact us.
Do you drive outside the Tel Aviv area?
Yes. Our drivers work across Israel, and the booking form covers more than 1,240 localities.
What does Bazman mean?
Bazman is Hebrew for on time. The full name, מוניות בזמן, means taxis on time.
Book on WhatsApp or by phone
Send us where from, where to and when on WhatsApp, and the taxi will be there on time.