Discover the Mobility Hubs in Geneva!
The canton of Geneva is home to several strategically distributed mobility hubs, designed to simplify and enhance your travel. These new connection points centralize, in a single location, a diverse range of sustainable mobility services, thus promoting a smooth transition towards environmentally friendly modes of transport.
These hubs bring together public transport, self-service bicycles – whether manual, electric or cargo – as well as secure bike stations to park your two-wheelers with complete peace of mind. They also integrate car-sharing solutions, ideal for meeting one-off needs or for specific journeys. Each service is designed to be easily accessible and allow efficient intermodality, giving you the freedom to combine different modes of transport depending on your needs, the weather or simply your desires.
With these infrastructures, travel in the canton becomes not only more convenient, but also more sustainable, contributing to the reduction of environmental impact while meeting modern mobility requirements.
tpg develops mobility hubs and thus promotes sustainable mobility solutions in partnership with the State of Geneva, municipalities, mobility operators and other service providers. A multitude of options are available to you to easily travel throughout Greater Geneva. Imagine: you park your car in a park and ride, get off a tram and borrow a bike for a moment of physical activity before arriving at the office. You leave your vehicle in the garage, install your children comfortably in a cargo bike and accompany them to school. On Saturday, you take the train, close to a mobility hub, then take the wheel of a shared car of your choice to reach the mountain in complete peace, with your favorite music in the background. With these solutions, your mobility becomes more fluid, practical and enjoyable than ever.
New partners coming soon
New innovative services will soon be added to the range of Mobility Hubs. These include the spontaneous carpooling HéLéman, as well as WECHIP, which provides connected lockers. These lockers allow you to receive or send packages, or to safely store your personal effects or various goods. A practical and secure solution to meet user needs.
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Each mobility hub has a totem, similar to those present at the tpg stops. These totems provide all the essential information on the services available, as well as their precise location, to facilitate your travels.
Partners and services
Vélopartage by Donkey Republic and Genève Roule
Vélopartage is the Geneva self-service bicycle system (VLS) operated since mid-August 2020 by Donkey Republic and the non-profit association Genève Roule. To date, more than 600 stations are available in 22 participating municipalities. Thanks to the partnership between Donkey Republic and tpg, yearly travel pass holders benefit from discounts of up to -33% on the Vélopartage subscription. Go to tpg.shop to benefit from this special offer.
Shared cargo bikes by carvelo
carvelo is an offer from the Mobility Academy and the Swiss Touring Club, which provides a short and long-term electric cargo bike rental service. Electric cargo bikes can transport people or goods up to 100 kg. The keys and battery of the cargo bike are hosted by a “host” (nearby shops or businesses) or stored in a box. Currently, around 400 Carvelo cargo bikes are already available for rental in around 100 cities in Switzerland. Thanks to the partnership between Carvelo and tpg, yearly travel pass holders benefit from discounts of up to 20% on the Carvelo subscription. Go to tpg.shop to benefit from this special offer.
Connected lockers by WECHIP
WECHIP provides a connected locker service in the canton of Geneva, which allows individuals and professionals to receive and send parcels or simply carry out temporary storage. Although not a transportation service as such, connected lockers have an impact on the organization and rationalization of logistical business trips and personal travel.
HéLéman carpooling by Ecov
HéLéman is an unplanned carpooling service resulting from a Franco-Swiss INTERREG project which operates by line and bystop using a variable message sign, signaling the presence of one carpooler to another.
The European SUM project - Seamless Urban Shared Mobility
The Mobility Hubs in Geneva are initiated by the European project SUM - Seamless Urban Shared Mobility, whose overall objective is to facilitate the transformation of mobility in 15 European cities by 2026 and in 30 European cities by 2030.
This transformation involves the integration of new modes of shared mobility into public transport, with an emphasis on innovation, interconnectivity, environmental sustainability, safety, resilience and reproducibility.
tpg evomoov – your mobility ally
Whether you are a company, an institution or a community, tpg has created tpg evomoov to help you change the mobility behaviors of your employees.
This set of mobility solutions promotes the complementarity of modes of transport and provides a concrete response to your mobility challenges. Together, let’s efficiently manage and optimize your mobility needs!
