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Changes to public transport next month

Tuesday, 28 November 2023 06:30

There are some changes to the public transport system in Geneva over the next few weeks.

The tram line 15 will be extended to Plan-les-Ouates, passing through Lancy and Confignon. 

The new service will mean a tram running on that line every 4 minutes in rush hour improving services to the Léman Express and the centre of the city. 

The change will also mean alterations to line 22 which will take a new route and line 42 will be replaced and 47 will also change – all designed to connect better with the new tram.

The Léman Express is also adding new trains to lines 5 and 6, increasing the frequency of services – even on Sundays. That’s a 22% improvement, on the number of trains, they point out. 

The changes kick in on 10th December.

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