The Geneva Grand Council has adopted a plan which it hopes will boost people using bicycles to travel around.
The goal is to increase daily bike journeys by 200,000 – a rise of 25%.
It will boost cycle lanes by 80 km in the canton.
The space for the new lanes will be made by closing roadside parking – but more park and ride car parks will be built – enough for 2,500 cars. Some of those car parks will be in neighbouring France – partly paid for by Geneva.
Geneva blindsided by car tax chaos
The Geneva government has been blindsided by the effect of the new car tax and are now scrabbling to explain why.
Govt backs foie gras
The Federal Council has come down firmly on the issue of foie gras.
Fairmont to close for 3 yrs
The Geneva luxury Fairmont Hotel on the Quai Wilson will close its doors for renovation next month. The work could last for up to three years.
Long term plans for atom waste dump
The time frames are immense – but plans have been revealed on a new nuclear waste storage site, which, by law, has to be viable for a million years.
A12 closed after snow triggering crash
A section of the A12 autoroute running between Vevey and Châtel-St-Denis was closed over night following a multicar pile up, caused by the snow.
Woman seeks life saving savior
A young woman in Geneva has launched a search for the woman who saved her life when she was swept away by the Rhone last spring.
