The Prilly-Malley transport hub in Vaud has won the Swiss Mobility Award, according to an announcement released by FLUX, an association that groups together CarPostal, the Union of Public Transport, the Association transports et environnement, and the Information Service for Public Transport. FLUX stated that the award recognizes a location that demonstrates in a masterly way how public transport and urban development interact.
National Recognition for Urban Multimodal Integration
The award has been presented annually since 2007. In securing the top honor, the Vaudois neighborhood beat out competing locations in Liestal (BL) and Sursee (LU), according to the FLUX announcement. A panel of experts chaired by National Councillor Florence Brenzikofer praised the site for offering travelers a high-performing and densely connected mobility network through the CFF railway station, the M1 metro, the new Lausanne-Renens tram line, and several bus routes.
FLUX described the exchange hub as a motor for urban neighborhood development, calling Prilly-Malley an example of modern concentric development in an urban environment. The jury noted that the multimodal hub acts as the backbone of a living, sustainable urban neighborhood that is predominantly free of cars.
Did You Know? The Swiss Mobility Award has been presented annually since 2007 to recognize exemplary transport and urban planning integration across the country.
Passenger Growth and Neighborhood Amenities
Daily passenger traffic at the Prilly-Malley hub doubled between 2018 and 2025, climbing from approximately 4,000 to 8,000 travelers, according to data released by FLUX. The association called this passenger growth a gratifying development for the region. The jury also highlighted new surface areas, green spaces, pedestrian and cycle paths, and attractive public squares that create a friendly environment supported by short travel times and smooth transport connections.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who organizes the Swiss Mobility Award?
The award is presented by FLUX, an association uniting CarPostal, the Union of Public Transport, the Association transports et environnement, and the Information Service for Public Transport.
How much has passenger traffic grown at Prilly-Malley?
According to FLUX, daily passenger volume at the hub doubled between 2018 and 2025, rising from about 4,000 to 8,000 travelers.
Which transport networks connect at the Prilly-Malley hub?
The hub brings together a CFF railway station, the M1 metro, the Lausanne–Renens tram line, and several bus routes.
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