🚦 Narva Highway is getting smarter too! 💡
TRAFFEST and the Estonian Transport Administration are implementing a dynamic traffic management system on the Väo–Haljala section of the Tallinn–Narva highway. The Tallinn–Narva road is the last major 2+2 road leading out of Tallinn that does not yet have electronic traffic signs. Soon, this section will also benefit from smarter traffic management. 🚗💡 So, what
Read moreHappy International Traffic Light Day!🚦
🚦 Today, August 5, we celebrate International Traffic Light Day! Traffic lights are such a natural part of our everyday lives that we often only notice them when they stop working. Yet every day, they help make our roads safer and traffic flow more smoothly for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers alike. On this day in
Read moreWaze hazard alerts are now displayed on Estonia’s highway info boards!🚦
In recent days, an important step forward has taken place on Estonia’s roads 🚦 – the Estonian Transport Administration has started displaying Waze hazard alerts on variable-message highway info boards. Information about hazards on the road – 🚧 obstacles, 🚗 stationary vehicles, and 💥 accidents – is now reaching all drivers, not just app users.
Read moreThe year has started energetically for the TRAFFEST team with active training.
Managers from various departments at TRAFFEST have already met several times as part of the Leadership Team training. The training sessions have been fast-paced and meaningful, and hopefully our team will soon be in top form 😊🏋️♂️ Many thanks to Andrus Leppik (Empowerment Estonia) for the practical and inspiring training 👏 The Year of the
Read moreTRAFFEST Brings Light to Pärnu’s Streets
Starting January 1, 2026, TRAFFEST will take care of the maintenance of street lighting in Pärnu, in addition to traffic lights 🚦🌟 Our goal is to ensure safe and smooth traffic both during the day and at night, providing visible and fully functioning traffic management for all road users – drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists. The
Read moreCitix AI Evo is now in Estonia – smart traffic counting on Pärnu’s Supeluse Street
This summer, TRAFFEST team installed Estonia’s first 🌟 Eco-Counter Citix AI Evo smart traffic counting system with Eco-Display screen in Pärnu.The new device is located on Supeluse Street, in the heart of the summer promenade, helping the city understand the actual usage of the street and the interaction of traffic flows. Eco-Counter’s latest all-in-one AI
Read moreTRAFFEST CEO Viljar Nurme in ERR Opinion: Smart Mobility on Estonian Roads
🚦 TRAFFEST CEO Viljar Nurme writes in ERR that the new traffic safety program by the Transport Administration is a logical continuation of the steps already taken to develop smart mobility. ITS solutions – from variable message signs and smart traffic lights to unified ticketing systems and average speed cameras – are already part of
Read moreSmart Mobility Conference – Moving Smartly Forward 2025 – Supported by TRAFFEST!
On September 25, the ITS Estonia conference Moving Smartly Forward 2025 will take place, bringing together top experts in the field of smart mobility. TRAFFEST supports the conference because smart mobility and safe infrastructure are at the core of our work and values. Every day, we work to ensure that intelligent transportation systems bring positive
Read moreITS Estonia discussed the future of smart mobility with Minister of Infrastructure Kuldar Leis
✨ Smart mobility is built through collaboration! 🚦 During a meeting with Minister of Infrastructure Kuldar Leis, the ITS Estonia active group discussed the development of the intelligent transport sector and a range of key topics, including the business environment, the role of basic infrastructure, innovation, and the broader implementation of dynamic traffic management. It
Read more🚘A Self-driving car took representatives of the Tartu City Government on a test drive with TRAFFEST
🚗 What does it feel like to ride in a Self-driving car? That’s exactly what Viljar Nurme, CEO of TRAFFEST, and representatives from the Tartu City Government– Rein Haak (Head of the City Management Department) and Karoliis Paluots (Chief Specialist of Permanent Traffic Management, Road Service) – recently experienced during a test ride organized by
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