Geneva

Geneva has 58 public transport lines covering 4755.7 km of network, operated across 157 routes.

467 stops are served by public transport in Geneva across 58 lines.

Geneva is served by: 41 bus lines, 6 ferry lines, 6 trolleybus lines, 5 tram lines . Switzerland runs one of the most integrated and punctual public transport networks in the world, combining rail, bus, tram, and boat services under a single timetable system.

11 operators are served by public transport in Geneva: TPG (28 lines, 657.5 km), Flixbus (13 lines, 2875.1 km), TPG: Globe Limo (4 lines, 42.4 km), SMGN (4 lines, 8.3 km), Alpbus (2 lines, 51.7 km), Compagnie générale de navigation sur le lac Léman (CGN) (2 lines, 946.7 km), Tourismo Baranzelli (1 line, 0.0 km), Eurobus (1 line, 157.6 km), Garbellini s.r.l. (1 line, 0.0 km), SAT - Mont Blanc (1 line, 0.0 km), TPG: GEM Bus (1 line, 16.4 km) .

The longest line in Geneva is 3150 - Bateau 3150 : Genève ↔ Lausanne at 805.2 km, a ferry service.

The line with the most stops in Geneva is 20 - Bus 20 with 63 stops, a bus service.

Geneva's lines form part of Switzerland's national integrated public transport network (Verbund). Swiss public transport is coordinated so that connections between different operators and modes are timetabled to work together - passengers can travel seamlessly across Geneva, through the canton of Genève, and onwards to any destination in Switzerland using a single ticket under the Swiss Travel System.

Geneva is served by 58 lines and 467 stops across a 4755.7 km network, operated by 11 operators. Switzerland consistently ranks among the top countries in the world for public transport quality, punctuality, and coverage. all Switzerland transport.