We’re taking the train more than ever before.
The number of passengers travelling by train in the second quarter of this year has broken records.
Figures from public transport associations show there were 5.6 billion passenger kilometres travelled between April and June. The previous record was just before the pandemic at 5.5 billion.
The latest numbers show a steady rise in train travel after covid.
Parents get sent images of their abused children
Prosecutors investigating allegations of child abuse at day care centres in Winterthur and Bern are under fire for sending the images of their child to the parents.
Calls to cut fuel tax
Bern is facing growing pressure to act as fuel prices rise sharply, driven by global tensions pushing oil above USD 100 a barrel.
Major crash closes A3 and injures several people
A serious crash on the A3 in the canton of Zurich has left several people injured after a truck slammed into the back of a traffic jam near Urdorf.
Repairs to Old Town building will take years
Residents evacuated from a building on rue Saint-Léger in Geneva’s Old Town will not be able to return, after structural damage forced them out in February.
Nyon study on noisy crows - a world first
The City of Nyon is launching a pioneering survey to assess the impact of noisy crows on residents’ sleep and quality of life.
'Stench fence' designed to keep deer safe
A so-called “stench fence” along a forest road in the Frienisberg region of the Bernese Seeland, aiming to reduce wildlife collisions.
