Finland has updated its national transport system plan
The Finnish Government has updated the 'Liikenne 12' (Transport 12) plan, which guides the long-term development of the country's transport system. The goal of the revised plan is to create a safer, more functional, and more sustainable transport system in Finland.
The plan is a comprehensive entity that covers passenger and freight transport throughout the entire country. It takes into account all modes of transport, such as roads, railways, and waterways. The objective is to ensure that people and goods move smoothly across different parts of Finland.
The development work focuses particularly on improving infrastructure and developing transport services. The plan also takes into account environmental impacts and the need to reduce transport emissions in the coming years. This is an important part of Finland's goal to achieve carbon neutrality.
The Transport 12 plan serves as a guideline for decision-making when the state plans investments in the transport network. With this update, it is ensured that Finland's transport system meets modern needs and supports the functionality of society in the future as well.