The six temporary food, event and sports venues set up around the lake and in town this summer in Geneva have been hailed a great success.
A total of 120,000 people visited the different locations.
It's a success "that's confirmed year after year", say the authorities.
The most successful were Canopée; a relaxation and sports area along the lake in Eaux-Vives, and the Buvette Cormoran; offering drinks and stand-up performances on the Pâquis side. They attracted 42,000 and 38,000 people respectively.
L'Asphalte, a zone dedicated to urban sports under the old Jonction halls, also enjoyed great success, with almost 16,000 users.
Slow drivers should be fined the same way as speeders – that’s the idea of a Swiss people’s Party parliamentarian.
Walter Gartmann says slow drivers disrupt traffic flow. And minimum speed cameras should be introduced.
Anyone driving 10 kph an hour under the limit, when it is possible to go faster, should be fined.
But the Green Party disagrees and says some choose to drive slower on the autoroute to save fuel.
Others also point out that the police can already fine someone for driving too slowly.
A woman in Zurich had to pay over CHF 400 as she was deemed to be too slow while on the
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