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Two trams of tpg transports publics genevois collided in Plainpalais, Geneva, disrupting the network but causing no injuries.

Geneva's public transport network is implementing several changes for the new school year, including new lines, additional stops, and the resumption of normal tram services after summer works.

TPG tram services in Geneva resumed full operation on August 17, 2026, after summer maintenance and network adjustments for the new school year.

Geneva's tram network resumes full service on August 17 with several new and adjusted routes, stops, and schedules across various lines.

Geneva's public transport tram network will be fully restored on Monday after extensive summer infrastructure renewal work.

TPG tram lines 12, 14, 17, and 18 in Geneva will resume normal operation on Monday after infrastructure renewal work.

Transports publics genevois trams are returning to normal service on Monday after infrastructure works.

TPG Geneva tram services resume normal operation on August 17th after summer maintenance, alongside the launch of a new cross-border bus line.

Geneva's tram network will be fully restored on Monday following extensive summer renovation work on its infrastructure.

TPG will add a new bus stop to line 59 in Pregny-Chambésy starting in August 2026 to serve the local sports center.

TPG will add a new stop, "Chambésy, Centre sportif", to line 59 from August 17, 2026, rerouting the line between Caron and Fontaine to provide direct access to the sports center.

TPG buses in Geneva experience extreme heat during heatwaves due to inadequate air conditioning.

A Swiss court has annulled a key section of the tram 15 extension in Geneva, impacting its connection to France due to environmental and business concerns.

Geneva public transport (TPG) will suspend tram line 14 between Petit-Lancy and Bernex for four weeks this summer for track renewal work.

A passenger was seriously injured after a TPG bus made an emergency stop in Geneva.

Geneva's municipalities are strongly opposing the canton's plan to make them pay 20% of public transport costs, citing concerns about tax hikes and service reductions.

TPG in Geneva faces reduced summer schedules, ongoing construction, and heat challenges, impacting passenger commutes.

A city center construction site is causing widespread disruptions, cancellations, and significant delays across the entire Geneva public transport network.

Various roadworks and public transport disruptions will affect Geneva and surrounding areas in July 2026, including tram line interruptions, street closures, and detours for maintenance and infrastructure upgrades.

TPG is undertaking significant infrastructure renewal this summer, leading to tram service interruptions and bus replacements on several lines in Geneva.