The City of Tallinn has proposed limiting previously unrestricted free parking for electric vehicles (EVs) in Tallinn''s city center zone to only registered city residents. According to Deputy
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#Tallinn is taking road #safety seriously for the upcoming season by discussing measures to lower speed limits and improve parking for electric scooters.
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At its Thursday session, the Tallinn city government approved new rules for the use of rentable light vehicles, mini-mopeds and bicycles in urban space. The regulations cover vehicle
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Today, the representatives of state and municipal authorities will meet with electric scooter rental companies to discuss road safety for the upcoming season. The meeting focuses on
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Recognizing these challenges, the city has introduced the Tallinn Mobility 2035 strategy (City of Tallinn, 2021), which aims to improve traffic efficiency, mitigate environmental impacts, and
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The growing number of rented and privately owned e-scooters in Tallinn and the associated safety concerns prompted the authorities to use the winter recess to draw changes in the
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For Tallinn, the main concerns relate to the excessive speed of electric vehicles and parking in the middle of the sidewalk, which creates traffic hazards and hinders pedestrian movement.
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Under the new plan, only electric car owners or responsible users registered as Tallinn residents in the Population Register would be eligible for free parking. The new rule, which requires approval by the
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Tallinn is expanding its trolleybus fleet with 30 new battery vehicles, backed by EU funding. The investment supports cleaner, quieter and more reliable public transport, helping the city
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Thus, in Estonia, light electric vehicles are clearly defined and are subject to essential requirements aimed at increasing road safety for both users and fellow road users.
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