Southeast Tampere 2028

Effective connections for daily life and leisure

The key change in the Southeast Tampere route restructuring is the new plusbus route 8, which runs at frequent intervals between Kaukajärvi and Kaipanen in the city center.

The overhaul also improves connections to Hervanta, Lempäälä, and Pirkkala. The planning process has taken into account the area’s growth as well as changing transportation and school commute needs.

Changes in Southeast Tampere

  • Route changes: 4, 5, 8, 10, 36
  • Service terminates: 8A, 8B, 13.
  • New connections: 51 (connects Annala, Hervanta, Sääksjärvi, and Höytämö).

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Areas in Southeast Tampere.

Areas in Southeast Tampere: Annala, Haihara, Hallila, Hervanta, Hervantajärvi, Hirvikallio, Finninmäki, Kaipanen, Kaukajärvi, Lukonmäki, Turtola, Rusko, Viiala, Vuores.

Tram and feeder routes in Southeast Tampere

Trunk routes in Southeast Tampere

Other bus routes in Southeast Tampere

Service levels inform route development

Public transit is developed according to different transportation needs. Planning is informed by service level objectives, which establish, for example, how often buses run in an area.

Linjasto 2028 -suunnitelmassa joukkoliikenteen palvelu paranee monilla alueilla. Pysäkki voi olla hieman nykyistä kauempana, mutta yleensä kävelymatka pysäkille on enintään 600 metriä (alle 10 minuuttia).

Under the Route network 2028 plan, public transit service improve in many areas. A stop may be located a wee bit farther away than it is now, but generally the walking distance to a stop will be no more than 600 meters (less than 10 minutes).

Nysse's service level objectives

Public transit supports neighbourhood growth

The route planning takes into account the growth areas identified in the Tampere Neighbourhood Development Programme: Hervanta, Multisilta, Peltolammi, Kaukajärvi, Annala, and Tesoma​.​​​​​​

The goal is for services, workplaces, and other important aspects of everyday life to be easily accessible even in a changing and growing city.

Tampere Neighbourhood Development Programme (in Finnish):