Road safety in reverse
Making sure our roads are safe and efficient involves more than just looking at performance indicators. In a recent article in Maaleht exploring the implications of the car tax, titled “Car Tax – Filling State Treasury at the Expense of Economy and Public Health?” the author highlighted the findings of a Swedbank forum survey. Not […]
Unlock smart funding
Estonia, a nation of progress and innovation, faces a critical challenge that threatens its very foundation – the chronic underfunding of its road infrastructure. Infrastructure construction experts have long sounded the alarm, highlighting the adverse impact on road quality, safety, and overall functionality. The proposed solution to this persistent problem involves redirecting the vehicle tax […]
From dusty to safe
Estonia, like many countries, faces the challenge of maintaining and developing its road network amidst financial constraints. The issue of underfunding in road construction and maintenance is a critical one, and it requires immediate attention. With the potential introduction of an automobile tax, it is crucial to ensure that the funds generated are allocated fairly […]
Smart bids, smart state!
In times of uncertainty, the need for adaptive measures is paramount. As we witness debates about government decisions impacting the state budget, it becomes clear that crisis moments can serve as catalysts for more effective public sector management. One area that demands attention is the engineering competence in public procurement, a facet crucial for informed […]
Eco-friendly asphalt remix
In today’s road construction scene, the heat restoration remix is in the spotlight for a variety of reasons, especially as its eco-friendly image in Nordic countries faces challenges. Recent concerns suggest that environmentally speaking, traditional milling and new coating methods might gain an edge over heat restoration, particularly from an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) standpoint. […]