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.
Geneva resident self-isolating with hantavirus worries
A person living in Geneva is under medical observation after travelling on the same flight as a passenger infected with hantavirus, Swiss health authorities have confirmed.
Geneva businesses worried about G7
Geneva shopkeepers are preparing for possible unrest linked to next month’s G7 summit in nearby Evian.
Pro and anti EU rallies meet in Lucerne
Two opposing demonstrations met in Lucerne on Saturday.
Police warn on viral 'blackout' test
Bern cantonal police are warning parents and young people about dangerous social media trends known as the “Blackout Challenge” or “pilot test.”
Petition demands action on A1 jams
A new petition demanding action on chronic traffic congestion around Lausanne has gathered more than a thousand signatures in just a few weeks.
Geneva Marathon attracts record numbers
Thousands of runners and supporters packed the streets of Geneva this weekend for the 20th edition of the Geneva Marathon, which attracted a record 27,500 participants across its various races.
