Israel trucks museum, Transportation museum in Ramla, Israel

The Israel Trucks Museum in Ramla displays a collection of vintage trucks, construction vehicles, and industrial machinery from different decades in both indoor and outdoor spaces. The exhibitions document the evolution of land transport and include both working machines and decommissioned vehicles that tell the story of Israel's transportation industry.

The museum opened in 2009 to mark the 85th birthday of Avraham (Bondi) Levant, founder of the Taavura Group. Its trucks were located and gathered from Taavura depots in the Ramla region and in Haifa. Most of the vehicles on show served the Taavura Group between the 1950s and the 1980s.

The museum is not named after Avraham Livnat: it was founded in 2009 by the Taavura Group to mark the 85th birthday of its founder, Avraham (Bondi) Livnat. Most trucks on show served the company between the 1950s and 1980s, and were tracked down and collected from Taavura depots around Ramla and in Haifa.

The museum is typically open during daytime hours, though opening times may vary by season. Plan enough time to explore both the indoor displays and the outdoor vehicle areas at a comfortable pace.

The museum was set up in 2009 for the 85th birthday of Avraham (Bondi) Levant, founder of the Taavura Group. Its trucks were tracked down and gathered from Taavura depots in the Ramla region and in Haifa, and most served the company between the 1950s and the 1980s.