Transportation and streets
Environmentally friendly forms of transport, such as walking, cycling and public transport, are a priority in the city, especially in areas prone to traffic jams.
Environmentally friendly forms of transport, such as walking, cycling and public transport, are a priority in the city, especially in areas prone to traffic jams.
​Lahti wants to increase the share of walking, cycling and public transport in the city’s traffic. The increased smoothness of routes, the functionality of travel chains and a good, safe traffic environment are key factors that can influence the choice of mode of transport.
On 1 January 2020, Lahti had a total of 665 kilometres of streets, 275 kilometres of public and private roads and 543 kilometres of bicycle paths, 166 kilometres of which were designated non-motorised traffic routes.
City bikes
City bikes offer a fast way to move around Lahti. Lend a bike and explore the city.
Parking
Lahti city centre provides drivers with parking spaces in car parks and on the streets.Â
Permits for public areas
Using any public areas requires a permit from the City. These areas include streets, market squares, town squares, parks, etc.
Public transport
The Lahti Travel Centre is a junction point that combines long-distance, regional and local bus transport with rail transport. The Lahti Region Travel Centre page provides information about the services in the region.Â
Street maintenance
The street maintenance service number +358 (0)20 433 3600 will answer your questions 24/7 regarding the maintenance of streets, bicycle paths, parks and other public areas (such as market and town squares).