Cross-border workers: today's verified readings — November 11, 2026

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Today's numbers, November 11, 2026, for cross-border commuters: the latest crossing waits, cheapest fuel municipalities, the franc-euro rate and active Swiss job listings on our job board. Measured daily by our own monitoring.

Context

No like-for-like comparison clears the threshold for a lead finding today. The edition reports the available readings and the period each source covers.

Hello — it's Wednesday, November 11, 2026. This is the daily brief for people who live on one side of the border and work on the other: four topics tracked by our monitoring — border queues, fuel, the exchange rate and jobs — each with a link to its live page.

Border waits: available readings

The available readings show smooth crossings: of 141 monitored crossings, 126 report no queue and the longest recorded wait is just 8 minutes (Ferney-Voltaire / Grand-Saconnex).

Table 1: Crossing
CrossingWaitStatus
Ferney-Voltaire / Grand-Saconnex8 minslow
Basel – Weil am Rhein, Freiburgerstrasse3 minclear
Basel – Weil am Rhein, Autostrada A2/A52 minclear
Passo dello Spluga (Montespluga)2 minclear
Thônex-Vallard (Autoroute Blanche)2 minclear

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

Operational details

Fuel: reported prices near the border

Table 2: Municipality (IT)
Municipality (IT)Unleaded, reported minimum
Livigno (SO)€1.206/L
Gera Lario (CO)€1.799/L
Castione Andevenno (SO)€1.799/L
Rogolo (SO)€1.799/L
Cosio Valtellino (SO)€1.849/L

In Livigno (SO), the reported prices differ by €47.80 for 50 litres (€1.206/L in Italy vs €2.162/L at the nearest Swiss station).

Reported prices at the same stations

Table 3: Company / location
Company / locationPetrol EUR/LDiesel EUR/LLast report
Gera Lario1.7992.1092026-11-10
Castione Andevenno1.7992.1092026-11-11
Rogolo1.7992.1092026-11-10
Cosio Valtellino1.8492.1592026-11-10

Observation: 2026-11-11T08:14:50.024Z.

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

Key points

CHF–EUR exchange rate

One franc buys €1.0899 (reported on 2026-11-10). Versus the previous reading it loses 0.0021 €; against the available weekly reference the move is -0.0003 €.

Exchange-only illustration for CHF 4,000

Gross euro equivalent: 4'359.60 EUR (2026-11-10).

Difference from the available weekly exchange-rate reference: -1.20 EUR.

💡 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: active listings

Our job board currently carries 35'171 active Swiss job listings from 1'646 companies.

Filter by canton, sector and city: find jobs in Ticino and Switzerland.

Companies with the most active listings in Switzerland

Table 4: Company / location
Company / locationActive listings
fachkraft.ch GmbH3'346
STA Personal AG1'599
Coop Genossenschaft1'093
Stellenpartner AG856
yellowshark AG851

Locations with the most active listings

Table 5: Company / location
Company / locationActive listings
Zurich4'086
Bern1'345
Lucerne1'320
Basel862
Winterthur771

Topics readers search for

2026-11-02 → 2026-11-08

Table 6: Topic
TopicGoogle Search impressionsSite search events
Jobs3'3406'390
Fuel2090
Pension1180
Net salary870

Aggregated topics only: individual searches are never published. Impressions measure Google exposure. Site events may include search updates; these are not counts of people or unique searches.

Source: Google Search Console, Firebase Analytics / GA4 (partial sample).

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 is published daily and may be refreshed during the day; observation periods depend on the source, the linked pages stay live all day.

Frequently Asked Questions
When is the cross-border daily brief published?
Daily, with possible updates during the day. This edition is dated November 11, 2026; data from different sources may refer to different times.
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 — the values refer to each source’s observation period and can change when this edition is updated. For current conditions, follow the live pages linked in each section.

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