Traffest and the city of Pärnu signed an agreement
After concluding the contracts, from January 2022 until at least 31st of December 2026, the intelligent transport systems of the city of Pärnu will be maintained by Traffest. It is a great pleasure to be a partner of the summer capital! Photo: Sergei Zjuganov
Read moreA new intersection of Riga-Vaksali street was completed in Tartu
This autumn the reconstruction of our long-term cooperation partner, the city of Tartu, one of the busiest intersections Riga-Vaksali, was completed, to which Traffest contributed. Both light traffic and vehicle counters were added to the intersection. Traffic lights were also added to the intersection and the locations of the traffic lights at the Riga-Lembitu street intersection were
Read moreITS Estonia network has won an entrepreneurship award
ITS Estonia network has been awarded the Tallinn Entrepreneurship award in the category of best cooperation project. The aim of the competition “Cooperation project 2021” held in the framework of the Tallinn Entrepreneurship Day was to acknowledge projects conducted between enterprises, research and development institutions and/or third-sector organisations who have similar economic interests and that
Read moreTRAFFEST together with delegates of ITS Estonia participated in a seminar in Riga
On 9-10 September, TRAFFEST together with delegates of ITS Estonia participated in a seminar in Riga, the topic of which was intelligent transport systems and smart mobility in Estonia and Latvia. At the seminar, both enterprises and public sector representatives introduced their solutions for smart transport. The seminar also provided opportunities for building contacts in
Read moreTraffest to install intelligent signage on sections of the Tallinn-Tartu-Võru-Luhamaa highway
The Transport Administration and Traffest signed on June 8, as the result of an international public procurement, a design and construction contract for the realisation of intelligent traffic systems on different sections of the Tallinn-Tartu-Võru-Luhamaa highway. Traffest will establish variable message signs for the speed limit of the 2 + 2 lane 36 km stretch
Read moreTraffest together with the ITS Estonia delegation accompanied President Kersti Kaljulaid on a state visit to Austria
On 26th and 27th of May 2021, the President of the Republic of Estonia Kersti Kaljulaid paid a visit to Austria. She was accompanied by ITS Estonia delegation, which also included Traffest. At the meeting of the Heads of State, President Kersti Kaljulaid said that as Austria is at the forefront of achieving climate goals
Read moreTraffest is the maintenance partner of the intelligent transportation systems of the City of Tartu
We are happy to announce that our long-term cooperation with the city of Tartu will continue for another 3.5 years. The contracts concluded as of May 1 for the maintenance of traffic lights and traffic control devices in the City of Tartu run until December 31, 2024. We’re excited about continuing our successful cooperation!
Read moreAdaptive speed limit system on Tallinn-Pärnu highway
At the request of the Estonian Road Administration, Traffest installed an adaptive speed limit system at the so-called Kasti intersection on the 67th kilometer of the Tallinn-Pärnu-Ikla highway in Estonia. The aim of this project was to create a smooth and safe traffic flow by changing the speed limit according to need. Traffest installed variable
Read moreSelf-driving car: Cooperation project between Traffest, the University of Tartu and Bolt
An project is taking place in the city of Tartu, concerning the capability of the self-driving car of the University of Tartu and Bolt. After successfully passing the Road Administration’s driving test, it is evaluated on how it copes in regular urban traffic. Traffest was included in the project, as they manage the traffic lights
Read moreNew four-lane section on the Tallinn-Tartu highway, Kose-Võõbu!
The new four-lane section of the Tallinn-Tartu highway in Kose-Võõbu, was opened today! We installed the variable message signs and information displays and connected them to the Road Administration traffic management centre. The result is an automatic traffic management system that allows the maximum speed limit to be adjusted, depending on the weather conditions. In
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