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 plan is to create a comprehensive, safe, and functional network that serves both passenger travel and the transport of goods throughout the country.
The new plan covers all modes of transport, including roads, railways, and waterways. Its purpose is to ensure that Finland's infrastructure meets modern needs and supports the functionality of society in different parts of the country. Particular attention is paid to how transport can be developed sustainably and efficiently.
The development of the transport system takes into account both the condition of the infrastructure and various transport services. The plan provides a framework for how state funds will be used for the maintenance and improvement of the transport network in the coming years. The goal is for travel to be smooth and predictable for all Finns.
Updating the plan is part of a broader effort to ensure Finland's competitiveness and security of supply. The updated plan provides a clear direction for how Finland's transport will be developed in a changing operating environment in the future.