Laulunsilta bridge in Turtola will be narrowed for pedestrians and cyclists during repairs 21–25 September; it will be fully closed for paving on Tuesday 22 September from 21:00–24:00 – pedestrians and cyclists should use the Sotilaankatu bridge as a detour.
Two Härmälä bus stops will be temporarily moved as work on the Nuolialantie tram extension progresses, affecting several bus lines and pedestrian routes.
Temporary bus stop changes are in effect on Juvankatu in Annala, moving route 8A to a temporary stop on Annalankatu and routing 8B and 109 to a relocated stop on Juvankatu; passengers should allow extra time and check Nysse’s website for updates.
The Tuulensuu C stop will return to its normal location at Aleksanterin School on Hämeenpuisto as nearby construction advances; lines 14 and 28 will resume using the stop.
A July survey of 3,587 Moovy app users found 90% were somewhat or very satisfied with Finnpark's parking garages in Tampere, though many asked for clearer signage, better availability and larger parking bays.
Crews are shifting the Pirkkala–Linnainmaa tram construction onto the centre of Nuolialantie for the project's final phase, prompting lane and pedestrian/cycle route changes overnight on 17–18 September.
Nysse will close the Nella Mobiili app on 22 September and asks Tampere-area users to switch travel-card services to the Nella.fi web portal to avoid service disruption.
A car and a tram collided at the Nekalantie junction on Hervanta arterial road in Tampere; one person was checked by ambulance and police are investigating.
A van crashed into a guardrail on Ysitie in Orivesi on Tuesday around 3:30 PM, trapping the driver and causing heavy traffic; rescue crews dismantled parts of the vehicle to free him and EMS transported him for further care.
A two-person tram team from Tampere will compete at the European Tram Drivers Championship in central Warsaw on 19 September, with drivers Hilda Polamo and Marek Hilvo accompanied by coach Hanna Hurri.
New sidewalks and cycle paths along Eteläinen Lempääläntie and six nearby streets in Peltolammi, part of the Peltolammi wellbeing centre development, are now open to the public.
Finland now allows owners to convert petrol cars to run on ethanol after changes to vehicle law and a Traficom regulation, enabling flexible use of E85 or petrol and potential fuel-cost and emissions savings.
Drivers reported conflicting 60 and 70 km/h signs on Paasikiventie in Tampere, and a mistaken 40 km/h road marking was found on Ristinarkuntie.
Rantatunneli will be closed overnight during two separate weeks in September for maintenance: eastbound A tube 14–18 Sept and westbound B tube 21–25 Sept, nightly 22:00–06:00; signed detours will be in place.
Tampere has begun seven weeks of driver training runs for a new 47‑metre tram, with practice sessions held Monday–Thursday between 04:00 and 22:00.
The Pähkinämäenkatu bus stop will return to its original location near Palokallionkatu as roadworks progress; temporary stops will be renamed Palokallio 3015 (toward Tampere) and Palokallio 3014 (toward Lempäälä), Nysse said.
Active Travel Week encourages short trips on foot and by bike to promote wellbeing and help Tampere cut transport emissions as the city aims for 69% sustainable travel by 2030.
Jari Honkanen, 62, says he considers Tampere's tram a success but vows he will never ride it, calling the decision a matter of principle.
Finland has won an EU exemption to run continuous ETCS train communications over commercial mobile networks, allowing the Digirata project to use existing telecom infrastructure and speeding the rollout.
Traffic lights have replaced the temporary roundabout at the busy Hatanpään valtatie–Tampereen valtatie junction after Jokikatu reopened as a one-way southbound street, restoring pre-construction turning patterns and signal-controlled crossings.