Construction Alert: New Sites Underway Impacting Commutes Beginning July 27, 2026

The cantonal road network is set to undergo a series of upgrades and renovations, with the construction of new sites expected to commence on July 27, 2026, and lasting until August 7, 2026. This major development is part of the ongoing efforts to enhance the region's infrastructure, with a focus on improving the overall quality and reliability of the transportation network.

One of the key areas to be impacted is the Roulave Bridge, located at the end of the Mandement road. During the construction phase, the bridge will be closed to traffic, and motorists are advised to follow the indicated detours to avoid any disruptions. This vital artery is a crucial connection for those traveling between various parts of the region, and the construction will require careful planning and coordination to minimize the impacts on daily commutes.

The renovation of the Roulave Bridge is a key aspect of the larger project, which aims to upgrade the bridge's waterproofing system and ensure a more durable and sustainable infrastructure for years to come. The cantonal authorities are working closely with engineers and specialists to ensure that the construction is carried out with the utmost care and attention to detail, minimizing any disruptions to traffic and other services.

The cantonal transport office has developed a sophisticated system for communicating with the public about planned roadworks and disruptions. The website avisde.travaux.ge.ch provides detailed information on dates, times, impacts on mobility (cars, pedestrians, public transport, bicycles), and the layout of road diversions. This resource will help commuters plan their journeys effectively and make the necessary adjustments to their daily routes.

In addition to the Roulave Bridge, other major construction projects are set to unfold in the coming weeks, with several roadworks scheduled to take place across the region. To ensure a smooth and efficient transportation network, the cantonal authorities recommend planning your journeys in advance and allowing for extra time to account for potential delays.

For further information or assistance, please contact GE-TRANSPORTS at [email protected] or telephone 022 546 87 00.