Israel Discount Bank (TASE: DSCT) must comply with the agreement it signed and lend NIS 709 million to the consortium that will build the Carmelton tunnels in Haifa, the Tel Aviv District Court ruled yesterday.
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Discount must finance Haifa tunnels, court rules
Traffic police aren't targeting the most dangerous violations
There is practically no correlation between the number of traffic citations issued by the police for a given violation and the degree to which that violation has contributed to causing accidents, according to police traffic department statistics for 2003.
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The Bottom Line / Just pay on time
A man who had driven on the Trans-Israel Highway four months ago was surprised to receive a bill in the mail this week for NIS 37.77.
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How did 67,646 traffic accidents disappear?
Tens of thousands of traffic accidents go unreported each year to the Central Bureau of Statistics.
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Canada's Bombardier firm pulls out of TA rail project
Canadian transport equipment manufacturer Bombardier has pulled out of a consortium bidding to build and operate Tel Aviv's first light rail.
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Hospitals report more serious road injuries than police do
Every month the police traffic department publishes the latest statistics on traffic accident casualties. These figures are transmitted to the CBS (Central Bureau of Statistics), which also publishes monthly and yearly traffic casualties.
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Driver: No passenger aroused my concerns
The driver of the bus blown up yesterday in Jerusalem by a suicide bomber said that none of the passengers who had boarded the vehicle had aroused his suspicions.
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Playing dangerously: New procedures set for playground safety
In September 2000, a 4-year-old died when her head was caught between rungs of a ladder in a playground in Omer. Two years later a 5-year-old girl from Be'er Sheva died after she fell off a slide, from a height of a meter and a half in a playground. While these incidents had unusually tragic results, they point to a widespread problem: Most playground facilities in Israel are unsafe.
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