Network Updates as of August 18, 2025

Starting August 18, 2025, the tpg network evolves to serve you better and ensure the continuity of your trips, particularly in Veyrier and Les Nations.

Multiple connection options are available for the right-bank municipalities in order to improve links with the Léman Express, SBB trains and the service to Genève Aéroport.

ZIPLO sees an improvement in the route of line  48 to speed up travel times by optimizing connections with tram  15 .

Finally, line  12 serves again the segment between Lancy-Bachet, station and Geneva, Blanche.

Discover all the new features in detail.

Right bank

Nations-Grand-Saconnex-Ferney tram construction site – temporary detours

Due to the start of work extending the tram between Nations and Ferney, route changes are implemented.

• The Nations tram stop  15  is relocated to the Sismondi stop, now renamed Nations;
• Line  5  toward the airport serves the WHO-ILO sector via Appia;
• Line  5  toward Thônex, Vallard now returns via Intercontinental;
• Line  8  toward Veyrier passes via Intercontinental;
• Line  51  is extended between Le Bouchet and Nations via Intercontinental;
• Line  55  is extended from Collex-Bossy to Genève-Aéroport, via Grand-Saconnex Place;
• A new line 58 is created between Palexpo and Tunnel Routier during the construction site to serve the Susette district and connect with lines  5 and  8  in Grand-Saconnex Place.
• Line  59  passes by the Le Pommier stop before reaching Grand-Saconnex Place;
• Line  60  now passes through the Tunnel des Nations and no longer serves Grand-Saconnex Place.

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Starting August 18, 2025, lines  50 ,  52 ,  54  and  55  evolve for improved mobility. Schedule and route adjustments will provide more connection options for right-bank municipalities, with better links to Léman Express, SBB trains, and the tpg network at the airport.

Versoix Municipality

• Line  54  frequency increases to every 30 minutes from Monday to Saturday.
• Lines  50  and  54  are now synchronized, combined to offer 15-minute service on the shared route between La Pelotière and the Sports Center via Pont-Céard.
• All routes provide connections with trains at Versoix, station.

Three half-hourly lines also provide access to the airport: via Genthod (line  50 ) , or via Collex-Bossy (lines  54  and  55 ). 
 

Bellevue and Genthod Municipalities

Line  52  schedule is adjusted on weekdays during off-peak hours from Genthod to connect with Léman Express at Genthod-Bellevue or Les Tuileries stations.

Collex-Bossy Municipality 

• Line  52  remains on a 15-minute schedule, ensuring easy access to Léman Express at Les Tuileries station.
• Line  54  frequency increases to every 30 minutes Monday to Saturday.
• Line 55 is extended from Bossy to the airport, via Grand-Saconnex.

The stops are reorganized in the village of Collex. Line  54  now serves Collex, the center and line  55  serves Crest-d’El.
The exceptional routes of line  55  connecting to CO Colombières are all replaced, from the beginning of the school year on 8.18.2025, by the regular routes of lines  54  and  55 , much more frequent.

All the stops used by the students of the CO Colombières remain served. 

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Line  59  gains extended evening service between 9:00 p.m. and 12:30 a.m. every day, with a 60-minute frequency.

Line  68  has a new route between Meyrin-Gare and Blandonnet with intermediate stops (Signal and Renfile) toward Blandonnet.

Line  73  increases Saturday service to every 30 minutes between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. and extends evening service to 12:30 a.m. Regarding its school routes, starting with the new school year on August 18, line   73   will add trips between Satigny, Camping Bois-de-Bay, and Satigny Station. The timetable will be adjusted to match both the school start and dismissal times.
 

Left bank

Les Grands-Esserts, Veyrier Municipality – temporary shuttle to connect the district 

To encourage the use of public transport, a temporary shuttle bus – line  97  – will start service on August 18. It will connect Les Grands-Esserts to Bout-du-Monde while waiting for the extension of line  7 scheduled in December 2025. The shuttle will also serve the Vessy Sports Center. 

Thanks to the connections with lines  7  and  11 , it will be possible to easily reach downtown Geneva, Carouge, the hospital and the Léman Express Champel-Hôpital stop. 

Monday–Friday: 15-minute frequency during peak hours. Off-peak and weekends: 20–30 minutes.
 

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Lines   1 ,  9 ,  33  ,  A ,  C1

These lines will pass via chemin du Domaine-Patry. The Gradelle stop has been moved to chemin du Domaine-Patry. The Clos-du-Môlan stop is maintained at least until December 2025. 

Line  48 : route adjustment in ZIPLO

Line  48  is rerouted to facilitate connections with tram  15 , enhance schedule reliability, and shorten peak-hour travel times.

This route change will allow our customers to speed up their journey by optimizing their connection with tram  15  at the new Le Rolliet stop of line  48  located on Chemin du Pont-du-Centenaire, without traveling to the ZIPLO tram terminus.

Line  48 , toward Bernex, now goes directly to the Galaise stop. The Manufactures stop remains in service. The Pré-Fleuri, Champ-des-Filles and Arare stops will no longer be served by line  48 . The alternatives are lines  80  and  82 .

The internal ZIPLO service continues to be provided with line  82 .

Rue de Carouge - construction update

Tram line  12  will be in operation again between the Lancy-Bachet, station and Geneva, Blanche stops from Monday, August 18. A bus service is planned between Geneva, Blanche and Geneva, Plainpalais. Line  17  will operate up to Lancy-Bachet, station. Normal service is expected to resume Saturday, December 6.
 

In addition, due to the size of the vehicles used on line  83 , the “2024 harvest” route via Chemin des Chavannes is no longer possible. During this period, traffic will use Chemin du Bois-de-By in both directions, leaving Chemin de l’Ancien-Château entirely for vineyard operations.