Transport Administration (Transpordiamet)

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Government body in Estonia; safety publications from its own official source.

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Publications 25

  1. More than 90,000 vehicles at risk of automatic removal from the traffic register

    The Transport Administration is preparing for a large-scale removal of vehicles from the register. On 1 November, 91,538 vehicles with a suspended registration entry will be removed from the regist...

    Announcement
  2. The second quarter of 2026 passed without aviation accidents or serious incidents in Estonian aviation

    In Q2 of this year, the Transport Administration registered 385 aviation-related occurrences. As in the first quarter, no aviation accidents or serious incidents occurred in the second either.

    Announcement
  3. The Transport Administration identified vehicles that will soon be automatically removed from the register

    There are still more than 178,000 vehicles with suspended registration entries in the traffic register, of which nearly 98,000 are currently scheduled to be automatically removed from the register ...

    Announcement
  4. Estonian Transport Administration Signs Mutual Recognition Agreement for Seafarers’ Certificates with the Philippines

    The Estonian Transport Administration has signed an agreement with the Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) of the Republic of the Philippines on the mutual recognition of seafarers’ certificates a...

    Announcement
  5. Transport Administration launches innovation project to find ways of utilizing plastic waste in road pavements

    The Transport Administration has signed an agreement with the Government Office to launch an innovation project aimed at finding solutions for utilizing plastic waste in road pavements.

    Announcement
  6. New Technology Enables More Reliable Data to Extend Bridge Lifespan, Reduce Environmental Footprint, and Save Costs

    The Government Office of Estonia organized a competition for conducting an experimental development project aimed at assessing the performance and structural condition of existing bridges. As part ...

    Announcement
  7. No aviation accidents or serious incidents in Estonia in the first quarter of 2026

    In Q1 2026, the Transport Administration registered 288 aviation-related occurrences, which is 30 fewer than in the same period in 2025. No aviation accidents or serious incidents occurred in the f...

    Announcement
  8. Delaying Vehicle Dereistration May Lead to Significant Cost Increases

    The Transport Administration recommends that vehicle owners promptly verify whether vehicles that are no longer in use, lost, or destroyed are still registered in the traffic register, and update t...

    Announcement
  9. Three months of icebreaking operations come to an end in Pärnu

    Earlier this week, the Director General of the Transport Administration, Priit Sauk, ordered the termination of icebreaking operations in the Gulf of Riga, which in turn marked the end of icebreaki...

    Announcement
  10. The Transport Administration, together with the Defence Forces, will demolish the Halinga railway viaduct

    On April 1, 2026, the Transport Administration and the Defence Forces will demolish the old Halinga railway viaduct on the Tallinn–Pärnu–Ikla highway. The demolishing involves blasting operations t...

    Announcement
  11. The Transport Administration approved a new Aviation Safety Plan for 2026–2030

    This week, Priit Sauk, Director General of the Estonian Transport Administration, signed Estonia’s national aviation safety plan, EstPAS, for 2026–2030. The updated plan sets the safety priorities ...

    Announcement
  12. Estonian Transport Administration displays Waze Hazard Alerts on Variable Message Signs

    The Traffic Management Centre of the Estonian Transport Administration has launched a new traffic information service that displays hazard alerts originating from Waze on electronic variable messag...

    Announcement
  13. The largest road construction works on the Tallinn–Pärnu national road will bring traffic changes

    Starting on 4 March, the Transport Administration began construction of new 2+2 road sections on the Tallinn–Pärnu–Ikla national road to make the road safer and traffic flow smoother.

    Announcement
  14. Sõrve Lighthouse Was Estonia’s Most Visited for the Fourth Year

    More than 82,000 people visited Estonian lighthouses in 2025. For the fourth consecutive year, the most popular was Sõrve Lighthouse, which once again welcomed over 25,000 ticketed visitors.

    Announcement
  15. The Estonian Transport Administration permanently closes the ice roads to Vormsi and Kihnu

    As of 2 March 2026, the Estonian Transport Administration has closed the official ice roads to Vormsi and Kihnu for this season.

    Announcement
  16. Starting February 26, authentication to e-services with Smart-ID has changed

    The Estonian Information System Authority (RIA) has implemented the Smart-ID+ solution in the state authentication service. The change will bring a new, more secure login process to the state's e-s...

    Announcement
  17. The largest-ever mobility study in Estonia will be launched with 12,000 people helping map how Estonia really moves

    On 4 March, Turu-uuringute AS will conduct the EELU2026 mobility study of the residents of Estonia on behalf of the Estonian Transport Administration and the Tallinn Transport Administration. The p...

    Announcement
  18. The Transport Administration calls for special caution at pedestrian crossings

    Traffic accident statistics for 2025 show that pedestrians are still one of the most vulnerable groups of road users. Last year, there were 258 traffic accidents involving pedestrians, in which 248...

    Announcement
  19. Chief Inspector of the Transport Administration Elected Vice-Chair of the Paris MoU Working Group

    The Estonian Transport Administration hosted a three-day meeting of the Technical Evaluation Group (TEG) of the Paris Memorandum of Understanding (Paris MoU) in Tallinn, attended by representatives...

    Announcement
  20. The Estonian Transport Administration to Adjust Service Bureau Opening Hours

    The Estonian Transport Administration will introduce new opening hours for its service bureaus starting from December 1, aligning them more closely with customer demand and visit patterns.

    Announcement
  21. Lennuliiklusteeninduse AS and Estonian Transport Administration are conducting a written consultation on Terminal Navigation Charges

    Lennuliiklusteeninduse AS (EANS) and the Estonian Transport Administration are conducting a written consultation for airspace users regarding the establishment of terminal navigation charges. The c...

    Announcement
  22. From October 14, the Transport Administration’s Lõõtsa Street office will be closed because we’re moving to a new address

    From October 14, the Transport Administration’s Lõõtsa Street office will be closed because we’re moving to a new address. From October 20, the Aviation Service will be at Valge 4/1.

    Announcement
  23. Estonia is the first country in the Baltic Sea region to publish navigation data compiled according to the new generation S-100 data model

    Estonia is the first country in the Baltic Sea region to make its first datasets compliant with the S-100 data model of the International Hydrographic Organisation: S-102 (bathymetric surface model...

    Announcement
  24. Service interruption in the Traffic Register and information systems on the evening of October 3

    On Friday, October 3, from 21:00 to 00:00, scheduled maintenance work will take place in the Traffic Register and information systems.

    Announcement
  25. Caution in traffic – the onset of autumn brings wild animals on the road

    The onset of autumn makes wild animals move around more, and they are also more likely than usual to end up on the roads, which is why it is important for drivers to be careful and keep in mind tha...

    Announcement

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