On 18.09.2023, Andres Harjo, who previously headed the Tallinn Transport Department for 17 years, joined T grupp OÜ, which offers public mobility services, as the manager of the business direction of bus stations. This spring, the long-time leading official of the city’s transport sector announced his decision to leave his current position, and his last […]
The substation in front of the Tallinn Bus Station received a new lease of life and welcomes arriving visitors with beautiful paintings of retro buses. The substation is decorated with historical buses such as Ikarus 55-14 Lux, Ikarus 255, ZIS 127, Volvo B14 Autokori, TA 6-1 and Setra S6. We thank the artists Vahur Agar […]
By bus from one city to another – at first glance, it seems so simple and dispassionate! However, the reality is many times more meaningful and serious work has been done for a long time. Long gone are the days when bus travel was just transportation in its simplest form. Travelling by bus brings culture, […]
On 15.12.2022, the Estonian Social Insurance Board’s recognition event took place, where T grupp was also acknowledged for its contribution to the organization of the reception of Ukrainian war refugees. The war in Ukraine brought us many refugees who needed a lot of help and support. Tallinn Bus Station was a place where both refugees […]
Tallinn Bus Station operator T grupp turned to the Ministry of Finance seeking a state special plan that could be used to decide whether the bus station will remain where it is and whether the current buses parking lot on Juhkentali 48, owned by a real estate developer Liven Kodu 17 OÜ, could be reserved […]
From the beginning of November, long-distance buses will no longer be able to park near the Tallinn Bus Station, since the owner of the plot plans to build an apartment block on the site. According to experts, the traffic around the bus station may become tense. Bus Station CEO Airika Aruksaar told, that there are […]
On 17.10.2022, a festive reception of the Embassy of Hungary took place in Viimsi Artium, which was also attended by representatives of our company. At the reception of the Embassy of Hungary, together with partners and friends, the Hungarian revolution and freedom struggle of 1956, as well as the proclamation of Hungary as a republic […]
On 30.09.2022, the Estonian Transport Administration celebratory conference “Kuhu liigud, Eesti ühistransport” took place, where the Estonian Transport Administration awarded recognitions in the field of public transport to companies and organizations that have excelled in the development of public transport. “With the recognition, we look back at what public transport has achieved in recent years […]
The war in Ukraine has brought us many refugees who need a lot of help and support. However, Tallinn Bus Station is a place for Ukrainians in need from both Russia and the Baltics, most of the refugees are in transit, but there are also those who came to Estonia for a longer period. Temporary […]
The information is available at border crossings, but refugees arriving at Tallinn Bus Station late at night are at a loss, with some having burned through their savings. Volunteers have taken it upon themselves to inform people and help them buy food and drink after the day is done. Even though organized efforts to transport […]
Bolt compiled a list of the eight most popular destinations during the Coronavirus pandemic (23.03.2020–29.03.2020). As a big surprise to everyone, Tallinn Bus Station turned out to be in second place even during the Coronavirus pandemic, when many intercity lines were closed and the number of bus passengers had dropped a lot. Due to the […]
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