Finland updates the Transport 12 plan: Aiming for a better transport system
The Government has updated the Transport 12 plan, which guides the long-term development of Finland's transport system. The goal of the plan is to create a safer, more functional, and more sustainable transport network for the entire country.
The new plan covers all modes of transport, including roads, railways, and waterways. It takes into account the needs of both passenger transport and freight logistics. The objective is to ensure that people and goods can move smoothly across all parts of Finland.
Development efforts place particular emphasis on the condition of infrastructure—the transport routes—and the quality of transport services. The plan serves as an important tool through which the state decides where funding will be directed in the coming years.
The Transport 12 plan is part of a broader effort to improve Finland's competitiveness and incorporate environmentally friendly solutions into transport. With this update, the authorities aim to respond more effectively to the needs of a changing society and economy.