When is the cross-border daily brief published?

Early every morning, before rush hour. This edition is dated September 13, 2026, with data collected in the hours before publication.

Where does the data come from?

From frontaliereticino.ch’s proprietary monitoring: queue sampling at every Swiss border crossing, fuel prices in border municipalities, the daily CHF/EUR series and our job-board crawlers. No second-hand data.

Do the numbers stay valid all day?

No — they are a snapshot at publication time. For real-time status use the live pages linked in each section, updated throughout the day.

Cross-border daily brief – September 13, 2026: franc at €1.0596

By Marco Ferrari (editorial byline of the newsroom, AI-generated text) · Published on 13 September 2026 · Updated on 8 October 2026

The day's numbers for cross-border commuters – September 13, 2026: border waits, fuel prices, CHF-EUR rate and job listings

Today's numbers, September 13, 2026, for cross-border commuters: the waits measured at every crossing this morning, the municipalities where fuel is cheapest, the franc-euro rate at yesterday's close and the jobs newly posted in Switzerland. Measured daily by our own monitoring.

Context

Good morning — it's Sunday, September 13, 2026. This is the daily brief for people who live on one side of the border and work on the other: four numbers measured today by our monitoring — border queues, fuel, the exchange rate and jobs — each with a link to its live page.

Border waits this morning

Smooth crossing this morning: of 141 monitored crossings, 126 report no queue and the longest wait is just 2 minutes (Traforo del Gran San Bernardo).

Table 1: Crossing
Crossing	Wait	Status
Traforo del Gran San Bernardo	2 min	clear
Bardonnex	1 min	clear
Basel – Weil am Rhein, Autostrada A2/A5	1 min	clear
Büsingen am Hochrhein – Dörflingen, Siedlerstrasse	1 min	clear
Campione d'Italia-Bissone	1 min	clear

Traffic shifts by the hour — every crossing's live status is on the border traffic page.

Operational details

Fuel: where it costs least today

Across 518 monitored border municipalities, filling up is cheaper in Switzerland in 124 of them and in Italy in 13.

Table 2: Municipality (IT)
Municipality (IT)	Unleaded, lowest price
Livigno (SO)	€1.568/L
Veduggio con Colzano (MB)	€1.849/L
Arcisate (VA)	€1.854/L
Aprica (SO)	€1.919/L
Gera Lario (CO)	€1.999/L

📊 The right side for a full tank. In Livigno (SO) today's gap is worth €26.90 on a 50-litre tank (€1.568/L in Italy vs €2.106/L at the nearest Swiss station).

Prices town by town, updated daily: border fuel prices today.

Key points

CHF–EUR exchange rate

One franc buys €1.0590 (close of 2026-09-13). Versus the previous day it loses 0.0003 €; over seven days the move is -0.0046 €.

💡 If you earn francs and spend euros, the rate IS part of your salary: on CHF 4,000, one cent of movement is worth €40 a month. The net salary calculator and the currency-exchange comparison run the numbers for your case.

Jobs: yesterday’s numbers

⚠️ Job-board statistics are not up to date; this section returns in the next edition. Listings stay on find jobs.

How this brief is made

None of the numbers above come from an agency feed — they are our own monitoring: border queues sampled several times an hour at every Swiss crossing, fuel prices across Italian border municipalities and nearby Swiss stations, the official daily CHF/EUR series, and our job-board crawlers. The brief goes out early each morning, before the commute; numbers are a snapshot at publication time, the linked pages stay live all day.

Official sources: Traffic data (FEDRO)

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the cross-border daily brief published?: Early every morning, before rush hour. This edition is dated September 13, 2026, with data collected in the hours before publication.
Where does the data come from?: From frontaliereticino.ch’s proprietary monitoring: queue sampling at every Swiss border crossing, fuel prices in border municipalities, the daily CHF/EUR series and our job-board crawlers. No second-hand data.
Do the numbers stay valid all day?: No — they are a snapshot at publication time. For real-time status use the live pages linked in each section, updated throughout the day.