ポストバス・スイス

Services are provided by PostAuto Switzerland, a subsidiary company of Swiss Post with its headquarters in Bern. The company is responsible for 869 bus routes with 2,193 buses in Switzerland, transporting over 140 million passengers annually on its 11,869 km (7,375 mi) long network. The routes are either operated directly by PostAuto itself, or by local bus companies under contract.

PostAuto offers extensive services in public, public-private, and private transit, including:

• PostAuto: Bus lines (municipal, regional, long-distance, and vacation transportation)
• PubliCar: Dial-a-bus service for lightly traveled routes
• ScolaCar: Small buses for student transportation
• PostCar: Tourist travel (chartered)

CarPostale France, a subsidiary of PostBus Switzerland, operated bus services in France. The company was headquartered in Lyon, with operations from Haguenau, in Alsace, to Béziers, in Languedoc-Roussillon.^[2] In September 2019 the business was sold to Keolis.^[3][4]

Until 31 December 2021, PostBus Switzerland operated the public bus network in the Principality of Liechtenstein under contract for the public transport authority LIEmobil.^[5] Following a public tender process concluded in 2020, the operational contract was awarded to BOSPS Anstalt, a newly formed company largely staffed by former PostBus employees in Liechtenstein. BOSPS Anstalt officially took over operations on 1 January 2022. LIEmobil continues to be the state-owned transport authority responsible for planning, coordinating, and commissioning public transport services within Liechtenstein.

ドイツの村であるビュージンゲン・アム・ホーホライン（スイス領土に完全に囲まれたドイツの飛び地）とランデッグも、スイスの町シャフハウゼンとラムゼンとの接続によってサービスを受けている。^{[ 6 ]} ドイツの町ジンゲンは、ラムゼンとの間のポストバスサービスを介してスイスとの接続の恩恵を受けている。