Bike Day Pass: the Day Pass for bicycles.

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Bike Day Pass

Bike Day Pass.

For CHF 15, you can take your bicycle or e-bike with you on public transport for one day. You must load and unload it yourself.

What the Bike Day Pass offers.

Take your bicycle with you for CHF 15 per day.

You can transport your bicycle on trains and on most public transport services for one calendar day for just CHF 15. You must load and unload the bike yourself.

Valid in 1st and 2nd class.

Bike Day Passes are not class-specific and are valid in 1st and 2nd class. However, you must have a valid ticket or travelcard in the relevant class for yourself.

Also available as a Multiple Day Pass.

The Bike Day Pass is also available as a ticket requiring validation for use on six days of your choice. The Multiple Day Bike Pass is transferable and can therefore be used by several people who wish to take their bicycles with them. To do this, you validate one field per person per day. The Multiple Day Bike Pass can be purchased for CHF 90 at ticket machines and public transport points of sale.

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Our insider tip.

Take your bike with you for free: in certain circumstances, bicycles folded up or stored in carrier bags are considered hand luggage and can be transported free of charge.

Go to taking your bike with you for free

Key information on the Bike Day Pass.

Purchasing.

The Bike Day Pass can be purchased conveniently online at SBB.ch or in the SBB Mobile / Preview app, at ticket machines or at staffed public transport points of sale.

Name of cyclist.

When purchasing on SBB.ch or in the apps, you must enter your first name, surname and date of birth under ‘Who is travelling?’ (or the details for the person who is travelling with the bike).

Also works with the Half Fare Travelcard PLUS.

The Bike Day Pass can also be purchased online or in the app using the Half Fare Travelcard PLUS: simply use the Half Fare Travelcard PLUS as the payment method.

Go to the Half Fare Travelcard PLUS

Reservation requirement.

From 21 March to 31 October, you will need a bike space reservation for your bike on InterCity (IC) trains.

Go to the reservation requirement

Learn more about the Bike Day Pass.

Areas of validity.

The Bike Day Pass is valid on the selected day until 5am the following day. You can find out which transport companies allow you to load your bicycle yourself in the PDF file in the column ‘T600 bike self-service’ under section 0.1 ‘Transport companies rail/bus/boat, local transport and transport associations’. If it says ‘yes’ here, you can take your bike with you.

Go to the area of validity PDF

Discounts for children.

Children (aged 6 to under 16) can take their children’s bike or trailer bike with them free of charge provided they are accompanied by a person aged 16 or over.
Children with a GA Travelcard for Children or a GA Travelcard Familia for Children can take their bike with them for free even when on their own.
For children under 6 years old, children’s bikes are considered hand luggage and can be transported free of charge.

Tip: Point-to-Point Ticket for short routes.

If you only want to take your bike on a short journey and you are happy to load it yourself, it may be cheaper to buy a Point-to-Point Ticket for your bike. To do so, enter your chosen route into the timetable and purchase the bike ticket.

Go to the purchase for bike tickets

Annual bike pass.

CHF 260 per year.

If you would like to take your bike with you on public transport all year round, the annual bike pass is a practical option and great value for money.

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Questions and answers about the Bike Day Pass.

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Which bicycles can I load myself?

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Where can I find all the questions about the self-service loading of bicycles?

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