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Human-centric mobility
All Tallinn Mobility Administration services on one page!
Tallinn Transport ensures smooth mobility with a human-centric and multi-modal approach. This builds seamless connections and allows all users to get to their destination comfortably and efficiently.
We are responsible for strategic planning in the field of mobility. As a centre of excellence, we work closely with researchers, experts and other city departments to advance research-based urban planning
See all public transport alerts, route changes and disruptions in one place
Hourly tickets
* In place of a Public Transport Card, you can use a contactless student or teacher card or a HSL transport card.
** Multi-functional bank cards like ISIC or ITIC cannot be used to purchase a ticket.
*** To apply discounts, please personalise your card at tallinn.pilet.ee
**** If the cost of one-hour tickets purchased in a transport day exceeds the cost of a day ticket (€5.50), subsequent rides are free of charge for the cardholder until the end of the day (a transport day is a 24-hour period beginning at 4am).
Residents of Tallinn with a personalised card travel free of charge.
Please validate your ticket each time you board public transport.
It is not possible to use cash to purchase tickets on the vehicle.
Values
Innovation and technologies for the future
Smart solutions such as self-driving vehicles, real-time traffic information and adaptive traffic lights help make Tallinn’s traffic more agile and sustainable.
Collaborative and research-based centre of excellence
Close co-operation with universities, other departments and experts steadily brings us closer to creating a smart and sustainable city.
Opportunities for tomorrow’s experts
The Tallinn Mobility Administration is an educational organisation that supports the development of young urban planners and mobility experts. It connects innovative ideas from universities and research institutes with active city management.
Europe’s green transition
Our goal is clean and affordable mobility – we work towards a safe and comfortable urban space with a variety of transport modes.
- Mobility as a Service
All modes of transport – walking, cycling, public transport or driving – are equally important and need to be seen as a coherent system. Walking is an important mode of transport for all residents, including drivers. Our new approach stresses that we make plans with the aim of smooth and comfortable mobility for all, regardless of age, ability or income. Clean and affordable transport must be accessible, safe and secure for everyone. The approach of combining different modes of transport and making them equally available ensures seamless connections and allows users to get to their destination comfortably and efficiently.
Mobility screens bring together information on different modes of transport. As a pilot study, the department has installed mobility screens at major public transport hubs – Tallinn Bus Station, Baltic Station and at four Park and Ride car parks (Kalev, Gonsiori, Pirita and Oru). These informational displays help make getting around the city more convenient and accessible for all.
- Tallinn Mobility Plan 2035
The living environment of Tallinn promotes good health for everyone. Exercising and spending time outdoors is pleasant regardless of the weather. Most people move around Tallinn by fast and accessible public transport, cycling or walking. Mobility has evolved into a user-friendly service, allowing for convenient and economical combination of different modes of transport. Attractive public transport vehicles and weather-proof bus and tram shelters are an integral part of a well-designed urban space. Tallinn is designed in a way that allows everyone to move without assistance – schoolchildren, the elderly, wheelchair users, and people with prams, walkers and guide dogs. The whole urban region also has fast public transport connections with a growing user base. Car traffic is sparser, which means less pollution and congestion and more calm in the urban space.
- Contact the Tallinn Mobility Administration
Our department directs the development of Tallinn’s transport and mobility and ensures smooth, fast, safe and environmentally friendly transport in the city.
Contact usStaff contact details
Kaarli pst 1, 10119, Tallinn
Reception by appointment
+372 640 4618
tta@tallinnlv.ee
Registry code 75028252Legislation
For a list of what the department is tasked with, see our statute.
Salary data can be found on the website of the Ministry of Finance.
The department’s public procurements are published in the Public Procurements Register.
Tallinn Procurement Procedure
Studies commissioned by the department can be found in the research information system (Tallinna uuringute infosüsteem).
