Finland has updated its national transport system plan
The Finnish government has updated the Transport 12 plan, which guides the long-term development of the country's transport system. The revised plan covers passenger and freight transport throughout Finland, as well as all modes of transport, such as roads, railways, and waterways.
A key objective of the plan is to create a safe, functional, and sustainable transport system. It focuses on improving the condition of infrastructure and ensuring that travel is smooth across different parts of the country. In addition, the plan takes into account the development of transport services and their accessibility.
The Transport 12 plan is an important tool when the state decides on future investments and funding. It aims to meet the needs of a changing society, such as the mobility needs of the population and the efficiency of business logistics.
The update to the plan also emphasizes the importance of environmentally friendly solutions. The goal is to reduce transport emissions and promote more sustainable modes of travel in the coming years. Work now continues with the practical implementation of the plan across Finland.