Organisation

Director-General
Jarkko Saarimäki, tel. +358 29 534 5000

Driver and Vehicle Services sector 
Deputy Director-General Kimmo Pylväs, tel. +358 29 534 5798

Transport Safety and Services sector
Deputy Director-General Pietari Pentinsaari, +358 29 534 5233

Information and Future Connections sector 
Deputy Director-General Emil Asp, tel. +358 29 534 5657

National Cyber Security Centre sector
Deputy Director-General Anssi Kärkkäinen, tel. +358 29 534 5594

Impact Networks
Deputy Director-General Jarno Ilme, tel. +358 29 539 0574

Security and Preparedness sector 
Director of Security Jari Ylitalo, tel. +358 29 539 0118

Information Management sector 
Deputy Director-General Kati Heikkinen, tel. +358 29 539 0431

Administration sector 
Deputy Director-General Petra Ruotsalainen, tel. +358 29 539 0419

Communications and Public Relations sector 
Director of Communications and Public Relations Anna Karjalainen, tel. +358 29 534 6256

Email: firstname.lastname@traficom.fi 

Driver and Vehicle Services is tasked with administrative duties related to the type-approval and market supervision, inspection, registration and taxation of vehicles. In addition, the sector includes administrative and support tasks related to the acquisition, use and restructuring of vehicles.

The sector is also responsible for administrative and supportive tasks related to driving licences and examinations, professional transport and transport licences, as well as the organisation, implementation, supervision and development of customer service for Driver and Vehicle Services.

• Driving licences
• Professional transport (External link)
• Inspections
• Driving examinations
• Registration  
• Type-approvals
• Taxation

Fields of responsibilities:

• Security of Communications Networks and Services
• Security Development and Supervision
• Situation Awareness Production

Transport Safety and Services sector is tasked with duties related to maritime, boating, hydrography, fairways, aviation, railway transport and road infrastructure.

• Maritime transport (External link)
• Boating
• Hydrographic Office (External link)
• Fairways
• Rail Transport
• Road Infrastructure and Logistics
• Aviation

Sector responsibilities:

Spectrum management

• Frequency planning at national and international level, radio licences, amateur qualifications, spectrum monitoring and supervision. Programming licences for television and radio, as well as licenses and supervision of ground station operations.

Digital infrastructure and communications markets

• Tasks related to communications networks, mobile network frequency issues and telecommunications standardisation, and technical control of telecommunications networks. Supervising of functioning communications services and markets.

Supervision of digital services and devices

• Maintenance of fi domains and .fi land root. Supervision of digital devices and services, including accessibility and media surveillance and surveillance of radio equipment. 

Information Production

• Production of transport and communications statistics, statistical analyses and market monitoring, as well as data acquisition. Tasks related to information production systems and information disclosure.

Transport system

• Tasks related to the development of the transport system and sustainable mobility. The digitalisation of transport and logistics and the development of a national transport forecasting model.

In addition, the sector is responsible for the transport development tasks specifically designated by the Director-General.
 

The administration is responsible for the agency's personnel, finances and premises administration services, staff development services and other general administrative services, as well as the tasks of planning, directing and monitoring operations.

Information Management is responsible for the functionality and development of the Agency's information systems and digital services, as well as ICT services.

Security and Privacy supports different parts of the organisation in the implementation of risk management, security, data protection and preparedness. It is responsible for the compliance of the agency's overall security and guides the agency's comprehensive risk management.

The Communication and Public Relations sector ensures that the Agency's communications and public relations work is effective and appropriate. It develops and coordinates the agency's public image and brand, as well as the agency's public relations work. Additionally, it provides the Agency's language and translation services.

• is responsible for the preparation, implementation, impact assessment and strategic situational picture of the national implementation of data economy regulation. Central regulations include the Data Governance Act and Digital Services Act, Regulation on addressing the dissemination of terrorist content online and the Data Act.
• is responsible for the registration and supervision of data intermediation services and data altruism organisations
• is responsible for the monitoring tasks of internet storage services and online platforms, user advice, and the tasks of the coordinator of digital services.
• builds, develops and maintains stakeholder cooperation related to the network's tasks.

• is responsible for coordinating certain strategic development tasks related to digitalisation, such as the agency's cloud transition and the use of artificial intelligence
• is responsible for developing the agency's position as a forerunner in digitalisation in central government.

• promotes sustainable growth and the use of data across organisational boundaries as important tools for experimentation and artificial intelligence. Sustainable growth is ecologically, socially and economically sustainable growth. 
• communicates about the experimentation and their experiences
• promotes learning about artificial intelligence.

• is responsible for the strategic steering of the agency's EU and international engagement as well as coordinating its advocacy work. The network also produces wide-ranging information related to anticipating matters of the EU and international field of operation.
• The network is responsible for the preparation and monitoring of strategic guidelines and impact objectives related to EU and international affairs.
• Together with the sectors, the network develops the impact of the agency's EU and international work. In addition, it is responsible for developing the agency's advocacy expertise and developing external and internal cooperation related to EU and international engagement.

• is responsible for producing comprehensive foresight information to support the decision-making of the agency's executive group and to ensure the direction of the agency
• is responsible for the organisation and development of the agency's future work and foresight activities
• is responsible for developing the strategic situational picture of the transport and communications sector and the related analysis work together with the sectors
• is responsible for preparing substance strategies together with the sectors 
• is responsible for bringing together and communicating on strategic entities that are cross-sectional to the Agency's activities, such as disruptive technologies, new mobile technologies and the digitalisation of transport.
• Is responsible for tasks related to building, developing and maintaining networks related to the opening of the transport market