Geneva public transport is very slow compared to the rest of the country, but the operator, the TPG, says it runs a dense network with plenty of stops which makes the service extremely useful.
It does admit the current spate of roadworks are not helping, and trams and buses are caught up in traffic jams like everyone else.
There are also going to look at more dedicated lanes and prioritize services at light-controlled junctions.
But the TPG says space is always a problem in the city.
SBB reports increase in incidents
Staff on Switzerland's rail network face around ten incidents of abuse or threat every working day, with insults, racist comments and physical attacks all on the rise since the pandemic
Households feeling the financial strain
Even middle-class Swiss households say they are struggling to make ends meet, with 89% of Swiss now tracking spending every month
Conference underway in Geneva
The Building Bridges conference has opened in Geneva, bringing finance houses, NGOs, companies and academics together for three days on climate and sustainability
More student violence in France
Police fired tear gas yesterday at student demonstrators outside Lycée Monge in Chambéry, as the lycée protests that shut Haute-Savoie schools last week spread into neighbouring Savoie
Health insurance premiums only rising
Swiss basic health premiums could pass CHF 1,000.- a month within 15 years if the current rate of increase holds
Borrowing costs increase
Switzerland is being pulled into a global surge in borrowing costs
