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Interruptions in electronic services on Sunday 6 September 9:00-11:00 AM
Delays are expected in data updates in Traficom’s e-Services on Thursday 3 September 7–10 AM

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Nuori henkilö ajaa autoa ja pitää käsiä ohjauspyörällä. Hänellä on turvavyö kiinni ja hän katsoo eteenpäin.

The Driving Licence Act has been amended – What will change?

The Driving Licence Act was amended on 29 May 2026. The most significant changes concern 17-year-old drivers of passenger cars.

Read more about the changes

Pack Right. Safe Flight.

Always take power banks, spare batteries and e-cigarettes into the cabin. See the instructions regarding lithium batteries from your airline.

See more on lithium batteries

Changes to taxi transport regulation

Legislation on taxi transport will change from 1 September 2026.

Read about the changes and their entry into force

News

  • Adding taxi vehicles to transport licences to begin in September

    In future, vehicles used in taxi transport must be linked to a valid transport licence. Following a legislative amendment, adding vehicles to a licence will become mandatory at the beginning of September for operators engaging in taxi transport under a goods or passenger transport licence and in January 2027 for operators holding a taxi transport licence.

  • More transparency now required when AI is used – Traficom published guidance on new obligations

    , updated at 8:36

    The EU Artificial Intelligence Act introduces new transparency obligations that help people recognise when artificial intelligence (AI) is being used and when content has been generated by AI. In Finland, the Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom is the main authority supervising compliance with these obligations.

  • New obligation for digital service providers – EU makes it easier to obtain electronic evidence in criminal matters

    Many digital service providers will be required to designate an addressee for official orders concerning electronic evidence. The new obligation is part of an EU procedure designed to make it easier to obtain electronic evidence for criminal investigations and proceedings. The Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom will start receiving notifications in Finland once the system has been introduced.

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