Tänavatest

Tänavatest refers to streets in Estonian. Streets are public ways for vehicular and pedestrian travel within a town or city, or sometimes between settlements. They are a fundamental component of urban and rural infrastructure, facilitating movement, commerce, and social interaction. In Estonia, like in many other countries, streets are often named to help with identification and navigation. These names can be historical, geographical, or commemorate significant individuals or events. The maintenance and management of streets are typically the responsibility of local municipalities, which ensure they are kept in good condition, safe for use, and properly signposted. Street design in Estonia follows standard practices, incorporating elements such as pavements for pedestrians, designated lanes for traffic, and often lighting for visibility during the night. The development and evolution of street networks are integral to the growth and planning of settlements.