Geneva is boosting public transport for the summer season.
The TPG will extend its night network to Thursday and Friday evenings, with last departures around 3:30 a.m.
The popular “beach line” is also back, running more frequently and with an extended route to better connect lakeside spots.
And on Sundays, services to the Salève cable car will be reinforced to handle increased demand.
The move aims to make it easier for residents to travel during the warmer months - especially for leisure.
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Emergency heatwave plans active
Geneva and Vaud are activating their heatwave plans from today as temperatures could climb to 37 over the next couple of days.
