The winter of the icebreaking season 2024–2025 was mild and the season lasted 153 days

The first assistance restrictions for the Bay of Bothnia entered into force, on 21 December 2024, one month later than in the previous year. The development of the ice coverage was similar to the...

Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency to kick start the concept design for an icebreaker

The Finnish icebreaking fleet is old and the design and construction of an updated fleet is important for Finland's competitiveness. The majority of exports and imports are carried by sea, and...

Work on the Espoo Rail Line will cause interruptions in rail traffic on the coastal line - first interruptions in May

The summer will see extensive track work to improve traffic flow and the railway network

Summer is once again a busy time for track work around the railway network. The work is scheduled to cause as little disruptions as possible to minimise the impact on traffic. The timetables are...

February 2025: Situation review of the changing permit process for heavy special transport

Digiroad material publication 1/2025 has been published

Icebreaking begins in sea areas – The first icebreaking assistance restrictions will enter into force on Saturday 21 December.

“So far, the ice cover is thin, and the predictability of the weather is poor. As freezing temperatures continue, the ice cover thickens, but as the wind turns south, a brash ice barrier may form...

Identifying construction emissions through low-carbon assessments

We achieved important milestones at numerous sites

Eleven transport infrastructure projects completed this year

Finland’s Fairways and Vessel Traffic Services recognised for excellence – Markings and digital services highly praised

The train control system is being renewed in Finland - the coexistence of the current and the new system is possible with the Specific Transmission Module STM

Will my truck fit under a bridge? Mobile app helps in choosing a safe route

building Smart Data Dictionary Open database (bSDD) responds to future problems in route data management

Circular economy on routes: Quarrying industry's surplus building material to be put to use on gravel roads?

Development of transport infrastructure information management is moving towards a digital twin

Up-to-date road information of key importance for the Emergency Response Centre Agency every day

Alternatives for fossil fuels also needed on railways - the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency examined what these could be

We are heading in the right direction with regard to reducing maintenance backlog

The construction of the system renewing the train control in Finland begins between Tampere, Pori and Rauma

The project renewing the train control system in Finland will begin in September. The first construction sites will be on the track sections between Tampere, Pori and Rauma. The works will be...