The Swiss Trolleybus Society (TVS) was founded in 1996. We aim to preserve, exhibit and run historically interesting trolleybuses which were built and used for public transport in Switzerland. After the introduction of trolleybus networks in this country exactly 75 years ago, most of the many interesting vehicles have been scrapped, some after long periods of service. Only a few are kept by urban transport enterprises or preserved by museums or other institutions. The Swiss Trolleybus Society has already acquired the following nine interesting trolleybuses and saved them from making their last journey to the scrapyard:

• Berne articulated trolleybus no. 38, builders FBW/R&J/SAAS, built in 1975
• Biel/Bienne 2-axle trolleybus no. 9, builders FBW/R&J/BBC, built in 1966
• Lugano 2-axle trolleybus no. 101, builders FBW/R&J/SAAS, built in 1954
• Lugano 2-axle trolleybus no. 112, builders FBW/Bosia/SAAS, built in 1960
• Lugano 2-axle trolleybus no. 126, builders FBW/Hess/SAAS, built in 1966
• Lugano articulated trolleybus no. 124, builders Volvo/Hess/BBC-Sécheron, built in 1975
• Schaffhausen 2-axle trolleybus no. 202, builders Berna/R&J/SWP/BBC, built in 1966
• Schaffhausen articulated trolleybus no. 105, builders Berna/R&J/SWP/SAAS/MFO/BBC, built in 1966
• Winterthur articulated trolleybus no. 121, builders Saurer/Hess/Strömberg, built in 1978

Please help us so that we can continue to build up a collection of preserved trolleybuses! Our buses are currently stabled under fairly quaint conditions and are not yet accessible to the public, and we still have a very long way to go to achieve a real museum trolleybus line with restored rolling stock.

You can contact us at the following address:

Trolleybusverein Schweiz
P. O. Box 55
CH-8402 Winterthur/Switzerland
E-mail: info@trolleybus.ch