Hufvudstadsbladet – Helsinki’s future traffic network map

The image is a detailed, color-coded map of Helsinki, Finland, outlining the planned traffic system for the year 2050. This map is spread up in three parts. The first part on the left, visualizes the city boulevard and the central park. There is a scale bar indicating 400 meters and locations and streets are marked with labels. Some of these labels include Haga, Norra Hara, Krämertsskogsv., RING 1 and more. An animal funeral place has been marked with a darker green shape.

The map in the middle highlights the new roads that are being planned for 2050. These are divided into important roads (orange lines), main streets (blue lines), city boulevards (purple lines), cycle lanes (green lines) and dotted lines for tunnels on the routes. Various locations are marked on the map such as RING 1, Västerleden, Lahthisleden, Tusbyleden, Tavastehusleden and more.

On this map, there is a rectangle on the left side marking RING 1 alongside an arrow to the left, indicating that this is the zoomed out location of the map on the left side. On the right side of this map another location is marked, appointing an arrow to the map on the right. This area is marked as Pilot Project Degeröleden.

The map on the far right shows the buildings along Degeröleden, condensed into a city boulevard with four lanes and a light rail. The two text boxes on this map both talk about the demolishing of the bridges, turning it into level crossings. Other location labels on the map include Degerö, Hundholmsvägen, Hertonas and more. There is a scale bar in the bottom right corner marking 2 km.

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