Switzerland opened its Ceneri tunnel on Friday - completing a mammoth project cutting a new route through the Alps which should transform rail links between northern and southern Europe.
Various employers in Switzerland are adopting flexible working hours to relieve congestion in public transportation during rush hour and protect their employees against possible Covid-19 infection.
The Zurich Transport Association (ZVV) and several other regional transit authorities are set to abolish the five franc ‘night surcharge’ for using public transport.
Opening in mid-December, the Léman Express is set to be Europe’s largest cross-border train network. Here’s how it will reduce journey times and cut traffic in and around Geneva.
From the end of November 2019, passengers using the SBB (Swiss Federal Railways) app will automatically pay the lowest price for their journey - regardless of which ticket they bought.
Services on the new Léman Express network which will soon link greater Geneva with neighbouring France will run all night on the weekend, it has been announced.
People who travel on Switzerland's trains, trams and buses without a valid ticket will now have their details placed in a national register, the country’s public transport industry group said on Monday.
Travellers on most Zurich tram lines can expect delays from Friday morning on after a potential problem was spotted with the city's fleet of Cobra trams.
Holders of the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) half fare (Halbtax/demi-tarif) travelcard are set to receive 15 Swiss francs (€13.20) in credit, the rail company announced on Tuesday.
The head of Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) has suggested the company could, in future, offer customers a full refund in the event of seriously late trains.
Swiss train prices can seem eye-wateringly high at times, but a new study suggests the country’s public transport network is better value for money than a first glance might indicate.
The CEO of Swiss Post, Susanne Ruoff, has resigned after mounting pressure over a scandal that saw PostBus claiming tens of millions of francs in illegal subsidies over nearly a decade.
In a first for Switzerland, three long-distance 'low-cost' bus lines will come into operation on Sunday, providing competition to the national rail network.
It has taken a few years, but Zurich on Tuesday finally unveiled its new 'Flexity' tram – or rather an exact replica of the model expected to hit the city’s roads in late 2019.
