Hi all does any one have a map with the bus routes in Geneva... The TPG site is in french and i cant make head or tail of it.

Google maps keeps telling me to walk... I have walked quite a bit and got my ticket for a month of travelling but cant seem to figure out the routes.

Sorry to be a bother....

http://www.tpg.ch/fr/horaires-et-res...reseau-tpg.php

There's a PDF version accessible from the same page.

While I am very thankful for the info... was just wondering if there is anything similar in English?

What exactly do you need to see in English? The only language-specific information on that plan as far as I can see is the key to the symbols, and they are all pretty self-explanatory.

What info are you looking for exactly?

I was wondering this as well.

If the OP is struggling with route planning on the TPG site then that can be done in English on the Swiss railways site.

Anyone else agree that the SBB/CFF site is one of the best in its class? Ever tried to use SNCF or TGV or the "shark pool that was once BR" sites?

Couldn't agree more with that.

French English

Lac = Lake
Place d.. = .. Square
Rue d.. = .. Street
Ruelle = Alley

Hi,

find your map / trafic / Telephone numbers / name of individuals or companies with following web. You can select english language there.

www.mapsearch.ch

tc

The TPG offices (Cornavin railway station and Bachet-de-Pesey; Bachet closes at lunchtimes I think) should be able to give you a free map of the system. The symbols, stop names, etc. are fairly self-explanatory in french but they might do it in english? Never asked but I'd be surprised if they didn't in a tourist trap like Geneva.

Hi guys, Thanks for the info I guess its just cos I am new here everything looks alien to me... specially since I don't understand head or tail of French...

Note to self: Fear not you will soon learn the language...

Just got an answer from the TPG.

In the begining of the next year, the TPG website will have an english version... (no real date for the moment)