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Truck Driving Bans in Finland 2026 Bendro savaitgalio draudimo nėra

Duomenys patikrinti: 2026-07-12

Ar šiandien šalyje Suomija galioja eismo draudimas sunkvežimiams?

Šalyje Suomija bendro savaitgalio ar švenčių eismo draudimo sunkvežimiams nėra; žemiau nurodyta, kokios taisyklės vis dėlto taikomos.

Finland has no nationwide truck driving ban. Heavy goods vehicles may run on Sundays and public holidays without a general calendar restriction. The rules that actually shape heavy transport are winter tyre requirements between 1 November and 31 March and temporary spring thaw weight limits on some minor roads. Public holidays still bring heavier traffic and longer queues at border crossings even though driving itself stays legal.

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Draudimų datos 2026 (šventės)

Data	Diena	Šventė	Taikymas
2026-01-01	Thursday	New Year's Day	No general ban applies
2026-01-06	Tuesday	Epiphany	No general ban applies
2026-04-03	Friday	Good Friday	No general ban applies
2026-04-05	Sunday	Easter Sunday	No general ban applies
2026-04-06	Monday	Easter Monday	No general ban applies
2026-05-01	Friday	May Day	No general ban applies
2026-05-14	Thursday	Ascension Day	No general ban applies
2026-05-24	Sunday	Pentecost	No general ban applies
2026-06-19	Friday	Midsummer Eve	No general ban applies
2026-06-20	Saturday	Midsummer Day	No general ban applies
2026-10-31	Saturday	All Saints' Day	No general ban applies
2026-12-06	Sunday	Independence Day	No general ban applies
2026-12-24	Thursday	Christmas Eve	No general ban applies
2026-12-25	Friday	Christmas Day	No general ban applies
2026-12-26	Saturday	St. Stephen's Day	No general ban applies

Winter tyre requirements

From 1 November to 31 March, trucks and buses with a total mass over 3.5 t must fit winter tyres on the powered axles when weather or road surface conditions require it. The minimum tread depth of the principal grooves is 5.0 mm on the powered axles and 3.0 mm on other axles and on trailers and towed devices. Studded tyres are permitted from 1 November to 31 March, and outside that period when weather or road conditions require them. The requirement is condition based rather than a fixed calendar mandate, and the police assess whether tyres suit the conditions.

Spring thaw weight restrictions

During the spring thaw (kelirikko) the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency (Vaylavirasto) imposes temporary weight restrictions on some minor and gravel roads to prevent structural damage while the ground is weakened. The most common limit is 12 t, with 4 t used only in exceptional cases. In a typical year restrictions cover about 1,000 to 1,500 kilometres of road, mostly during spring. They do not apply to transports essential for supply, such as emergency vehicles, road maintenance, scheduled bus services, dairy transport and agricultural and forestry operations. Roads in force are published on the Fintraffic traffic situation service.

Basic driving rules for trucks

Heavy goods vehicles are limited to 80 km/h on motorways and other roads and 50 km/h in urban areas. Vehicles over 7.5 t are limited to 60 km/h on other highways. The blood alcohol limit is 0.5 g/l for all drivers. Daytime running lights or dipped headlights are mandatory at all times, day and night.

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Ar šiandien šalyje Suomija galioja eismo draudimas sunkvežimiams?

Šalyje Suomija bendro savaitgalio ar švenčių eismo draudimo sunkvežimiams nėra; žemiau nurodyta, kokios taisyklės vis dėlto taikomos.

Are trucks banned on Sundays in Finland?

No. Finland has no nationwide Sunday driving ban for heavy goods vehicles. Trucks may operate on Sundays without a general calendar restriction.

Do public holidays stop truck traffic in Finland?

No. There is no national holiday driving ban for trucks. Public holidays still bring heavier general traffic and longer queues at border crossings, but driving itself stays legal.

Do trucks need winter tyres in Finland?

Yes. Between 1 November and 31 March, trucks and buses over 3.5 t must use winter tyres on the powered axles when weather or road surface conditions require it. The minimum tread depth is 5.0 mm on the powered axles and 3.0 mm on other axles and on trailers. Studded tyres are permitted from 1 November to 31 March.

Are there weight limits on Finnish roads in spring?

Yes. During the spring thaw the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency (Vaylavirasto) sets temporary weight restrictions on some minor and gravel roads. The usual limit is 12 t, and 4 t in exceptional cases. Restrictions are lifted once the road structures recover.

Which basic road rules apply to trucks in Finland?

Heavy goods vehicles are limited to 80 km/h, 50 km/h in urban areas, and vehicles over 7.5 t to 60 km/h on other highways. The blood alcohol limit is 0.5 g/l. Daytime running lights or headlights are mandatory at all times.

I transit Finland towards Sweden or Norway. Do their rules affect my plan?

This page covers Finland, which sets no weekend or holiday driving ban. Winter tyre and winter equipment rules differ between Finland, Sweden and Norway, so check the requirements of each country for the season you travel.