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From Wedding Dresses to Whole Turkeys: The Strangest Items Left Behind on HSL Public Transport

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Passengers on Helsinki’s public transport are leaving more personal items behind than ever before, but only a small share of commuters bother to retrieve them.

Mother Gives Birth on Finnish Long-Distance Train

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A mother gave birth aboard a long-distance service between Helsinki and Vaasa, marking an unprecedented event in the history of Finland's national rail network.
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HSL Proposes €130 Fine for Fare Evasion: Helsinki Backs Hike, Vantaa Says No

Travel The New Finland -
Beyond the penalty fine, HSL is also negotiating general ticket price increases for its 2027 to 2029 financial plan.

Finland Tightens Traffic Regulations with New Crackdown on Minor Speeding

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A stricter enforcement policy has led to a massive surge in penalties for drivers exceeding the speed limit by less than 10 kilometers per hour.

Aviation Milestone: Electric Aircraft Reaches Finland After Sea Crossing

Technology The New Finland -
A commercial electric aircraft completed a historic emission-free flight across the Gulf of Bothnia, marking a major milestone for sustainable aviation in the Nordic region.

Finland Drafts Law Allowing Municipalities to Collect Tourist Taxes

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While new to Finland, tourist taxes are already a standard policy across much of the European Union.

HSL to Offer Flat 2-Euro Public Transport Fare Throughout Easter

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To access the discount, passengers must use a contactless credit or debit card at the ticket reader.

“No Men Allowed”: New Women-Only Taxi Service Launched in Helsinki Region

Business The New Finland -
A new taxi startup in Finland admits only female passengers and drivers, sparking both support and controversy over gender and safety.