Liiklemise

Liiklemise is an Estonian word that translates to "traffic" or "transportation" in English. It broadly refers to the movement of people and goods from one place to another. This encompasses various modes of transport such as road traffic, public transportation, railways, maritime transport, and air travel.

In the context of urban planning and infrastructure, liiklemise often relates to the management and organization of these moving elements within a defined area. This can involve traffic flow management, road network design, pedestrian and cyclist infrastructure, and the integration of different transport systems to ensure efficiency and safety. The goal is to facilitate the smooth and sustainable movement of everyone and everything.

The concept also extends to the study of traffic patterns, accident analysis, and the development of policies aimed at improving traffic conditions. This might include initiatives to reduce congestion, enhance public transport accessibility, promote cycling and walking, or implement new technologies for traffic control. Understanding and managing liiklemise is crucial for the functioning of societies and economies, impacting daily commutes, trade, and overall quality of life.