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For every need in the city, there must be an alternative to cars. This is the essence of transport diversification. Amongst all of this, pedestrians should not be forgotten, because, ultimately what binds multimodality together is the human engine, writes Züleyxa Izmailova (Eesti 200).
Tanel Kiik (Center), who is set to become deputy mayor of Tallinn, with responsibility for managing transport in the capital, is not in favor of proposals to ban older cars from the city center as a means of reducing air pollution.
Tallinn's busiest roads will have 30 km/h speed limits in the future if proposals included in the capital's draft mobility 2035 strategy come to fruition.