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Tips, news and guides for your transfers from Geneva Airport to Switzerland, France and the ski resorts.
30 October 2026
Saturday ski traffic in the Alps: how to beat the changeover jams
Saturday changeovers bring heavy traffic to the Tarentaise and Arve valleys. Why it happens, when it peaks and how flexible timing and route knowledge help. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Italian autostrada tolls: a traveller's overview
Italy's autostrade are mostly toll roads. How the ticket system and payment lanes work, which routes from Geneva use them and why transfer fares include them. Read the article →
30 October 2026
French motorway tolls: how they work on routes from Geneva
Most French motorways from Geneva towards the Alps and Lyon are tolled. How péage booths, open and closed systems and free-flow tolling work for travellers. Read the article →
30 October 2026
The Swiss motorway vignette explained for visitors
Switzerland charges for motorway use through an annual vignette, now also available as an e-vignette. Who needs one, how it works and when you can ignore it. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Snow chains explained: when they are needed on Alpine roads
When chains become compulsory on Alpine roads, how and where they are fitted, and why experienced drivers handle them on ski transfers from Geneva. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Winter driving in Italy's Alpine valleys: rules and realities
Italy requires winter tyres or chains on board on many mountain roads in winter. What applies in the Aosta Valley and on the roads to Courmayeur, Cervinia and La Thuile. Read the article →
30 October 2026
France's mountain law: winter tyre and chain requirements in the Alps
Under France's Loi Montagne, drivers in Alpine areas must carry chains or use winter tyres in winter. What it requires, where it applies and how it affects ski transfers. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Winter driving rules in Switzerland: what travellers should know
Switzerland has no blanket winter-tyre law, but drivers are held responsible for being properly equipped. The rules on tyres, chains and liability explained. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Col des Montets and the upper Chamonix valley road
The road from Argentière over the Col des Montets to Vallorcine and the Swiss border: scenery, the Aiguilles Rouges reserve and winter avalanche closures. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Col de la Forclaz: the mountain road between Martigny and Chamonix
The Col de la Forclaz climbs from Martigny over to Trient and on to Chamonix, linking Valais with the Mont Blanc valley. What to expect on the road. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Vereina car train: the winter gateway to the Lower Engadin
The Vereina car train links Klosters with the Lower Engadin all year. When it helps on trips to Scuol or St. Moritz and how it compares with the Julier and Albula. Read the article →
30 October 2026
Furka car train: crossing from Uri to Valais in winter
When the Furka Pass is closed, the car train between Realp and Oberwald keeps Andermatt and the Goms valley connected. How it works and when to use it. Read the article →