Finland has updated its national transport system plan
The Finnish government has updated the 'Liikenne 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 network for the entire country.
The plan broadly covers the needs of both passenger and freight transport. 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 of the transport system places particular emphasis on the condition of infrastructure and the quality of transport services. The plan provides a framework for how the transport network will be maintained and improved in the coming years to meet the challenges of today and the future.
The reform is part of a broader effort to improve Finland's accessibility and promote sustainable development. The updated plan serves as a tool for authorities when they make decisions regarding transport investments and the development of services.