By Mark Kitajev
AS Tallinna Linnatransport (TLT) has excited many tram fans by putting their old KT4 trams up for sale to the public. Altogether, 15 old Tallinn trams are being sold. Currently, two of them are listed on the osta.ee auction platform (No. 147 and 166). “The KT4 trams have served their time honourably,” says Toomas Hirve, … Loe veel
By Mark Kitajev
AS Tallinna Linnatransport informs that due to weather conditions there will be delays in public transport schedules of up to 15 minutes. Heavy and continuous snowfall has made traffic conditions in the capital difficult. Public transport drives with great caution according to traffic conditions. We ask for understanding from road users and apologize for the … Loe veel
By Mark Kitajev
The electric buses commissioned by AS Tallinn Linnatransport (TLT) arrived in the early hours of 16 April from the Solaris factory in Poland and will begin regular operations in May. The new buses represent a milestone in public transport, having only been tested in Estonia to date. Additionally, TLT is set to adopt modern charging … Loe veel
By Mark Kitajev
AS Tallinna Linnatransport continues its bus fleet’s transition into environmentally friendlier vehicles and will be the first in Estonia to adopt electric buses. The winner of last year’s public procurement, Solaris, has signed a contract for the acquisition of 15 electric vehicles, with an option for an additional 15 buses. The first 15 electric buses … Loe veel
