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The National Road Safety Authority has demanded that Wolt formulate a plan within 30 days to reduce courier-related traffic hazards. The company faces potential legal action if safety standards do not improve.

Even before factoring in delivery fees, service charges, and courier tips, product prices on Wolt are significantly higher than market rates. C14's daily monitoring highlights the price gaps between quick-delivery services and major retail chains, illustrating the true cost of convenience.

A dispute over road usage in Ramat Gan escalated into a violent confrontation with severe consequences. The accused fled the scene and was arrested only eight days later.

Idan Hershko, a student and graduate of Unit 81, decided to combine his work as a Wolt courier with his search for his first high-tech role by sticking QR codes with his resume onto delivery bags destined for tech company offices.

Unusual shopping data reveals exceptional demand across the country just before the first bell, as parents abandon physical stores in favor of purchasing essential items via app.

The MAX company published expenditure data for July-August. After the delivery company and shopping giants follow Roblox and Sony. Also: how much is spent in Tel Aviv compared to the North and South?

The price reduction of the iPhone 17 series ahead of the next generation is clearly felt in the market: within a few days, a 360% jump in device sales was recorded on Wolt, with most purchases focusing on the more expensive models.

A 33-year-old Wolt courier from Bnei Brak was arrested on Tuesday for stabbing a bus driver in Ramat Gan following a road dispute. The driver sustained light injuries, and the suspect fled the scene before being apprehended.

Eight days after a road dispute in Ramat Gan, police arrested a 33-year-old Wolt courier from Bnei Brak suspected of stabbing a bus driver. During a search of his motorcycle, detectives found spikes and scissors inside his delivery box.

A severe technical malfunction is paralyzing the popular delivery system in Israel and around the world. Couriers are furious over the sudden shutdown of the central algorithm, and restaurants are left helpless before silent screens.

Users of the Wolt app were unable to place new orders due to a global technical malfunction. After about an hour, the company announced that the issue had been resolved, though some delivery area restrictions remain.

Even before factoring in delivery fees, service charges, and courier tips, product prices on Wolt appear significantly inflated compared to market rates. C14's daily monitoring highlights the price gap between quick-delivery services and major supermarket chains, illustrating the high cost of using the app for routine purchases.

A request to certify a class action lawsuit was filed this week against Wolt in the Haifa District Court, alleging the sale of price-controlled products at prices higher than the maximum set by the state. According to the request, the damage to the customer base is estimated at 2.5 million shekels, while Wolt claims that the businesses themselves set the product prices.

How many times have you seen a "sale" label and assumed it was the lowest price available? We analyzed Wolt's "duty-free" home product offers and found that in many cases, the same items are available elsewhere for significantly less, despite the 18% VAT exemption.

Journalist Itay Gal-On encountered a frightening incident while working in the field. After the suspect followed him and made threats, a police complaint was filed, leading to an arrest and the immediate termination of the courier by Wolt.

The company's business arm, which has already recruited hundreds of high-tech companies, is launching a special benefit for group orders during lunch hours that includes stacking discounts and allows employees to significantly stretch their monthly budget.

The corporate food benefit market, valued at 6 billion shekels, is undergoing a transformation. With Wolt's entry, the competition between Cibus and 10bis is shifting into a battle for control over the entire employee budget.

Forget the exhausting queues in the August heat: for the first time in Israel, Wolt is delivering packs of school shirts with logos directly to your door with no delivery fees.