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The Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom has updated the Regulation on the conformity of production (CoP) control procedures and the regulation on the technical requirements for stu...
A wide Finnish network of research institutes, public administration, companies and foundations was successful in the funding application of the climate projects in the EU LIFE programme. The ACE p...
For light automatic goods carriers, i.e. small transport robots, more precise technical requirements have been defined regarding dimensions, masses, lights, reflectors, sound signalling device and...
Transport licence holders and those notified as service providers are charged an annual fee. If an operator no longer provides transport services, it is advisable to cancel the transport licence or...
The Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom has launched a new website at healthsecurityintransport.fi. The site houses guidance and instructions for safe mobility for passengers and t...
The Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom has issued a decision limiting the maximum permitted number of passengers on roads and railways as well as domestic maritime transport in th...
According to the assessment of the Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom, the measures already implemented under the Communicable Diseases Act are currently sufficient to prevent the...
The Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare strongly recommends that all transport and shipping companies that transport passengers should start requiring everyone over the age of 12 travelling to...

New Road Traffic Act

The new Road Traffic Act entered into force on 1 June 2020. In order to ensure smooth and safe road traffic, it is important that everyone can trust that all road users comply with traffic rules.
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