Dropping off and collection.

Drop off your luggage today and collect from your destination station the day after tomorrow.

Please note local opening hours, and the different registration and collection times at the various stations.

• Luggage: suitcases, bags.
• Skiing equipment: skis, ski boots, poles, snowboards, sledges.
• Bicycle: bicycle or bicycle trailer with maximum dimensions of 2m x 80cm x 1m.
  
• E-bike: electric bicycle with an auxiliary electric motor and maximum dimensions of 2m x 80cm x 1m.
• Special cycles: 
  • Longer than 2 metres, maximum dimensions: length 2.40 metres x breadth 0.9 metres x height 1.1 metres.
    
  • Cargo bikes cannot be sent because of their bulk and weight.

• Maximum weight: 25 kg.
  
• Packaging: skiing equipment, bicycles and special cycles must be packed in personal wrapping or in that of the transport company. SBB has an official transportation bag for bicycles, the TranZbag.
  
• Items with special packaging requirements: 
  • Skis and ski boots are to be packed separately in pairs in the appropriate plastic cover provided by the transport company
  • Multiple pairs in personal bags up to a maximum weight of 25 kg
  • 1 snowboard per plastic cover provided by the transport company or multiple pairs in personal bags up to max. 25 kg
• The luggage to be transported must be labelled with a name, address and telephone number and be packed appropriately. 
• Free storage on the day of arrival and the following four days. Every subsequent day costs CHF 5.
  
• Luggage can only be checked in if you have a ticket valid for the whole luggage transport route or one of the following annual travelcards: GA Travelcard, Point-to-Point Travelcard, Half Fare Travelcard, Regional Travelcard, FVP (travel discount for SBB employees), seven25 Travelcard, Modular Travelcard.
• Liability for the partial or total loss, damage and delayed delivery of luggage shall be governed by the Swiss Federal Passenger Transportation Act (PTA) and the applicable Passenger Transportation Ordinance of the Swiss Federal Council.
  
• Luggage station to station is mainly transported by rail. Micro-distribution is carried out by road. The public transport sector currently handles an average of 70% of luggage transport by rail and 30% by road.

The provisions of the tariff basis of ch-direct respectively the tariffs for luggage of T602 apply.
Selected stations for the transport of luggage, bicycles and special cycles.
TranZbag – the SBB transportation bag for bicycles.

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• At the station.