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  1. Legislative project: Regulatory measures to improve operating conditions for transport sector - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    The Ministry of Transport and Communications has launched a legislative project to improve the operating conditions for the transport sector. The aim of the project is to further specify the EU regulation concerning road cabotage and make the regulations easier to comply with and supervise. In addition, the project promotes the use of vehicles powered by alternative fuels with a total mass not exceeding 4,250 kg in goods transport.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/legislative-project-regulatory-measures-to-improve-operating-conditions-for-transport-sector

  2. International Maritime Organization promotes measures to prevent illegal operations by shadow fleet - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    The Legal Committee of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) met in London on 24–28 March 2025. The meeting discussed measures to prevent illegal operations by vessels belonging to the shadow fleet. The Committee approved a proposal co-sponsored by Finland and many other countries to conduct a Regulatory Scoping Exercise to further develop actions to prevent unlawful operations in the maritime sector.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/international-maritime-organization-promotes-measures-to-prevent-illegal-operations-by-shadow-fleet

  3. At IMO, countries extend negotiations on measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from shipping - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    The Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) met in London from 27 April to 1 May 2026. As expected, the Committee’s 84th session again allowed more time for negotiations on measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ships. 
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/at-imo-countries-extend-negotiations-on-measures-to-reduce-greenhouse-gas-emissions-from-shipping

  4. International Maritime Organization to continue negotiating measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ships - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    The Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) will meet in London from 27 April to 1 May 2026. IMO Member States are expected to decide the next steps in negotiations on reducing greenhouse gas emissions from shipping. Other topics to be discussed include specifications to the rules on the carbon intensity and energy efficiency of vessels, the regulation of ballast water and guidance on reducing underwater noise.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/international-maritime-organization-to-continue-negotiating-measures-to-reduce-greenhouse-gas-emissions-from-ships

  5. International Maritime Organization reached provisional agreement on measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in maritime transport - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    The Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) met in London on 7–11 April 2025. After challenging negotiations, the Committee’s 83rd session reached a provisional agreement on measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ships. The final decisions are to be made in October 2025.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/international-maritime-organization-reached-provisional-agreement-on-measures-to-reduce-greenhouse-gas-emissions-in-maritime-transport

  6. International Maritime Organization failed to reach agreement on globally binding measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in maritime transport - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    Following complex negotiations and a rare vote, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) decided to postpone the final adoption of the long-discussed regulation package on maritime transport emissions by at least one year. The decision means that the proposed regulation will not come into force as originally scheduled in March 2027.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/international-maritime-organization-failed-to-reach-agreement-on-globally-binding-measures-to-reduce-greenhouse-gas-emissions-in-maritime-transport

  7. Cyber Security Strategy implementation plan published – cybersecurity integrated into comprehensive security - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    In line with the Programme of Prime Minister Orpo's Government, Finland's Cyber Security Strategy has been revised to respond to the changed security environment. The objectives of the revised strategy extend to 2035. A strategy implementation plan has been drawn to describe the development measures to achieve the objectives. The plan was approved on 3 December 2024 by the steering group of the project developing an operating model for government security management.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/cyber-security-strategy-implementation-plan-published-cybersecurity-integrated-into-comprehensive-security

  8. International Maritime Organization approves first international guidelines on ship registration to deter misuse of flags - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    The Legal Committee of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) met in London on 13–17 April 2026. The meeting discussed the prevention of increased fraudulent registrations and measures to combat unlawful operations of ships.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/international-maritime-organization-approves-first-international-guidelines-on-ship-registration-to-deter-misuse-of-flags

  9. International Maritime Organization due to make a historic decision to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in maritime transport - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    The Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) will meet in London on 14–17 October 2025. The extraordinary session of the Committee is to decide on historic and globally binding measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from shipping.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/international-maritime-organization-due-to-make-a-historic-decision-to-reduce-greenhouse-gas-emissions-in-maritime-transport

  10. Government agrees on significant transport investments with a focus on eastern Finland and military mobility - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    Prime Minister Petteri Orpo’s Government has agreed on the General Government Fiscal Plan for 2027–2030. The Government has agreed on significant transport investments across Finland. 
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/government-agrees-on-significant-transport-investments-with-a-focus-on-eastern-finland-and-military-mobility

  11. Press releases - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    Press releases and Topical Amended Driving Licence Act includes night driving ban for young drivers to improve traffic safety for young people Press release 13.05.2026 13.36 The Government proposed on 13 May 2026 that the amendments to the Driving...
    https://lvm.fi/en/press-releases

  12. Areas of expertise - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    Transport and communications policy The Ministry aims It is the aim of transport and communications policies to promote mobility of information, goods and people and to ensure that people’s everyday life runs smoothly. This aim is pursued by means...
    https://lvm.fi/en/areas-of-expertise

  13. IMO promotes digitalisation and facilitation of maritime traffic - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    The Facilitation Committee of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) met in London from 23 to 27 March 2026. The Facilitation Committee (FAL) deals with facilitation, digitalisation and procedures by the authorities related to international maritime traffic.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/imo-promotes-digitalisation-and-facilitation-of-maritime-traffic

  14. Minister Ranne: Young people in Finland have the right to safe driving – we must ensure better knowledge, skills and attitudes - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    Young people’s traffic safety has recently gained widespread attention following the tragic traffic accidents in Nurmijärvi.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/minister-ranne-young-people-in-finland-have-the-right-to-safe-driving-we-must-ensure-better-knowledge-skills-and-attitudes-

  15. Updated Cybersecurity Glossary to clarify the use of cybersecurity terms - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    On 11 May 2026, the National Cyber Security Office, based at the Ministry of Transport and Communications, and the Finnish Terminology Centre published an updated version of the Cybersecurity Glossary. The glossary project is part of the implementation plan of Finland’s Cyber Security Strategy 2024–2035.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/updated-cybersecurity-glossary-to-clarify-the-use-of-cybersecurity-terms

  16. Equality mainstreaming increases inclusion and promotes non-discrimination - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    The Ministry of Transport and Communications and the agencies in its branch of government, the Transport and Communications Agency, the Transport Infrastructure Agency and the Meteorological Institute, have drawn up a joint operational plan on gender equality and non-discrimination for 2026–2030.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/equality-mainstreaming-increases-inclusion-and-promotes-non-discrimination-

  17. Press releases - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    Press releases Amended Driving Licence Act includes night driving ban for young drivers to improve traffic safety for young people Type: Press release Categories: Publication date: 13.5.2026 The Government proposed on 13 May 2026 that the amendmen...
    https://lvm.fi/en/current-pressreleases

  18. Draft of updated Cybersecurity Glossary sent out for comments - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    The National Cyber Security Office, based at the Ministry of Transport and Communications, and the Finnish Terminology Centre are requesting comments on a draft of an updated Cybersecurity Glossary. The deadline for submitting comments is 20 March 2026. The glossary project is part of an implementation plan of Finland’s Cyber Security Strategy 2024–2035.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/draft-of-updated-cybersecurity-glossary-sent-out-for-comments

  19. Transport Safety Strategy update to be launched – Aiming for zero traffic fatalities by 2050 - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    The Ministry of Transport and Communications has launched an update of the Transport Safety Strategy. The strategy is guided by Vision Zero, which aims to eliminate all traffic fatalities in Finland by 2050.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/transport-safety-strategy-update-to-be-launched-aiming-for-zero-traffic-fatalities-by-2050

  20. Revised Cyber Security Strategy responds to changed security environment - Ministry of Transport and Communications

    In line with the Programme of Prime Minister Petteri Orpo's Government, Finland's Cyber Security Strategy has been revised to respond to the changed security environment. The strategy will make cyber security a more integral part of Finland's concept of comprehensive security.
    https://lvm.fi/en/-/revised-cyber-security-strategy-responds-to-changed-security-environment