Saint-Gingolph

District

Public transport network · part of Valais/Wallis

4
Lines
33
Routes
1
Stops
610.8
km Network
3
Operators

Saint-Gingolph has 4 public transport lines covering 610.8 km of routes, serving 1 stops in total.

Route Map

4 mapped routes

Click any route to open its line page. Stop markers appear at zoom level 12 and show all 1 stops in Saint-Gingolph.


All Lines

4 lines
Line Mode Operator Routes Stops Length
10 Bus 10 : Publier / Évian-les-Bains ↔ Saint-Gingolph bus Transdev 4 1 -
130 Bus 130 bus RegionAlps 2 2 18.7 km
69 Bus 69 bus PAG 3 5 76.7 km
3100 CGN 3100: Lausanne <> St-Gingolph ferry - 24 15 515.4 km

Transport Operators in Saint-Gingolph

3 operators
Transdev 1 lines, 0.0 km
RegionAlps 1 lines, 18.7 km
PAG 1 lines, 76.7 km

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Frequently Asked Questions

Saint-Gingolph public transport
How many public transport lines does Saint-Gingolph have?

Saint-Gingolph has 4 public transport lines covering 610.8 km of network, operated across 33 routes.

How many stops does public transport in Saint-Gingolph serve?

1 stop are served by public transport in Saint-Gingolph across 4 lines.

What types of public transport run in Saint-Gingolph?

Saint-Gingolph is served by: 3 bus lines, 1 ferry line . 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.

Which companies operate public transport in Saint-Gingolph?

3 operators are served by public transport in Saint-Gingolph: Transdev (1 line, 0.0 km), RegionAlps (1 line, 18.7 km), PAG (1 line, 76.7 km) .

What is the longest transport line in Saint-Gingolph?

The longest line in Saint-Gingolph is 3100 - CGN 3100: Lausanne <> St-Gingolph at 515.4 km, a ferry service.

Which line has the most stops in Saint-Gingolph?

The line with the most stops in Saint-Gingolph is 3100 - CGN 3100: Lausanne <> St-Gingolph with 15 stops, a ferry service.

How does Saint-Gingolph's transport connect to the rest of Switzerland?

Saint-Gingolph'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 Saint-Gingolph, through the canton of Valais/Wallis, and onwards to any destination in Switzerland using a single ticket under the Swiss Travel System.

Is public transport good in Saint-Gingolph?

Saint-Gingolph is served by 4 lines and 1 stop across a 610.8 km network, operated by 3 operators. Switzerland consistently ranks among the top countries in the world for public transport quality, punctuality, and coverage. all Switzerland transport.