The Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency aims for zero-emission construction sites through a Green Deal agreement

As a significant operator in infrastructure construction, the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency is focusing increasingly on climate and energy perspectives in its objectives concerning the...

The design for a next generation icebreaker, jointly procured by the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency and the Swedish Maritime Administration, is ready

Attention: The Digiroad application maintenance break has ended on Monday, April 4, 2022

Attention: The Digiroad application will have maintenance break starting on Monday, March 21, 2022

Digiroad publication 2/2022 is now available

Customer satisfaction with maritime vessel traffic management excellent

The traffic season in the Saimaa Canal to end on 31 January 2022

During the icebreaking season, water traffic in Saimaa was assisted by the tug boat Calypso and the detachable icebreaking bow Saimaa as well as the icebreakers Protector and Meteor. Winter came...

Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency's annually updated investment programme for 2022-2029 published

The investment program includes development projects, major renovation projects and project packages, as well as smaller projects to improve basic transport infrastructure. The programme also...

Digiroad publication, REVISED PUBLICATION 1/2022 is now available

Director General Wihlman: What happened in the transport network in 2021?

Transport network projects completed throughout Finland in 2021

Busy boating summer 2021, record number of boats in Vääksy

Level crossing improvement progressing

Increased state investment in pedestrian and cycling routes

Number of the year – 2,700 km of new pavement

Open infrastructure data in good use

Finnish motorway infrastructure supports traffic automation

Preparing for the development of automation requires, among other things, the development of regulation, digital and physical infrastructure and the utilization of information.   The Finnish...

The icebreaking season begins: Otso to leave for the Bay of Bothnia on 3 December by decision of the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency

At the beginning of the assistance period, the area of operation of icebreaker Otso will be in the northern part of the Bay of Bothnia. The first maritime assistance restrictions will enter into...

Tendering for the Saimaa Canal development project to be suspended

The Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency has decided to suspend tendering for the Saimaa Canal development project. However, the project will continue and the alliance procurement will be...

Digiroad publication 4/2021 is now available