Multimodality will be a game changer in the future! Traffic modes should no longer be treated as silos but rather handled jointly, as an overall traffic system. Fintraffic and Frequentis experts have written together a White Paper describing their joint vision for multimodal traffic management and control for the year 2030.

Bauer Media, the market leader in commercial radio, will start offering AI-enriched, real-time and local traffic announcements to radio listeners together with state-owned traffic management company Fintraffic. This is a socially significant project the kind of which has not previously been implemented in Finland.

The data economy will create hundreds of millions of euros in value for transport in Finland. In recent years, Fintraffic's role, which covers all modes of transport, has brought transport operators to the same table to jointly build a data-based traffic data ecosystem.

Finland took the lead in the 2023 Digital Barometer. The opportunities for utilising data and artificial intelligence are thus extensive, but we can still do better in harnessing data for business development.

Fintraffic will establish a traffic data export cluster with more than 10 key companies in the traffic and logistics sector. The companies act as the traffic data ecosystem’s export working group in the promotion of member companies and, more broadly, the export business in the traffic sector.

The autumn is coming, bringing darkness, rain and unpredictable road conditions with it. At the same time, the risk of traffic accidents increases. How can motorists promote safety in autumn road traffic via their own actions? In this bulletin, you can find the key pointers of Fintraffic and Liikenneturva (Finnish Road Safety Council) for driving safely in the autumn.

The work on the traffic management system of Ring Road III between Highway 1 Turunväylä and Motorway 170 Itäväylä will be completed shortly. The renewed traffic information displays will be introduced as soon as at the turn of September and October.

A traffic survey conducted by Fintraffic reveals concern about climate change reflected in the attitudes Finns have towards transport. A clear majority strives to take environmental issues into account in their driving habits, but also before getting behind the wheel. Economical driving and avoiding unnecessary driving are among the most popular ways to consider the environment in traffic. People are also interested in cycling or walking in their daily life.