What’s wrong with traffic in Estonia? What can we be proud of? Which rules are most often broken? “On the Move” shows what’s happening in Estonian traffic, offers advice, and shares life-saving tips to make traffic safer in Estonia. Today’s episode focuses on light electric vehicles. Electric scooters are here to stay, so let’s all be cautious, attentive, and considerate when using them. In this episode, experts from the Transport Agency, Police, and PERH Emergency Medicine Senior Doctor share their insights. Well-known TV personality Lauri Pedaja talks about his experiences riding a light electric vehicle. The show is hosted by Jaanus Koort.

What’s wrong with traffic in Estonia? What can we be proud of? Which rules are most often broken? "On the Move" reveals what’s happening on Estonia’s roads, offers advice, and shares life-saving tips to make traffic safer. In today’s episode, we focus on drivers under the influence of alcohol. We discuss the consequences of drunk driving, ways to prevent friends from getting behind the wheel intoxicated, and show how alcohol affects various aspects of a person’s attention. Marek Rüütli shares his story - he has been in a wheelchair for nearly 30 years after causing a traffic accident as a young man driving drunk after a party. Experts from the Police and Border Guard Board, Transport Agency, and Health Development Institute also share their insights. The show is hosted by Jaanus Koort.

What’s wrong with traffic in Estonia? What can we be proud of? Which rules are most often broken? “On the Move” takes a closer look at what’s really happening on Estonian roads and waterways, offering practical advice and life-saving tips to make traffic and transport safer for everyone.

What’s wrong with traffic in Estonia? What can we be proud of? Which rules are most commonly broken? "On the Move" reveals what’s really happening on Estonian roads, offers expert advice, and shares life-saving tips to make our traffic safer. In the third episode of the series, the focus is on speeding on rural roads. Who are the ones speeding, and why? Why is speeding dangerous, and why is the time "saved" rarely worth the risk? What is the police’s view on flashing headlights as a warning to others? We’ll also conduct an experiment to demonstrate how stopping distance increases with speed. Experts from the Police and Border Guard Board and the Transport Administration share their insights. Hosted by Jaanus Koort.

What’s wrong with traffic in Estonia? What can we be proud of? Which rules are most often broken? “On the Move” takes a closer look at what’s really happening on Estonian roads and waterways, offering practical advice and life-saving tips to make traffic and transport safer for everyone.

What’s wrong with traffic in Estonia? What can we be proud of? Which rules are most often broken? “On the Move” takes a closer look at what’s really happening on Estonian roads and waterways, offering practical advice and life-saving tips to make traffic and transport safer for everyone.

What’s wrong with traffic in Estonia? What can we be proud of? Which rules are most often broken? “On the Move” takes a closer look at what’s really happening on Estonian roads and waterways, offering practical advice and life-saving tips to make traffic and transport safer for everyone.

What’s wrong with traffic in Estonia? What can we be proud of? Which rules are most often broken? “On the Move” takes a closer look at what’s really happening on Estonian roads and waterways, offering practical advice and life-saving tips to make traffic and transport safer for everyone.