Tienkäyttäjiäkin

"Tienkäyttäjiäkin" is a Finnish word that translates to "users of the road too" or "road users as well." It is a plural form, referring to multiple individuals or entities who utilize roads for transportation. The word is often used to emphasize inclusivity, acknowledging that roads are not just for a specific group but for a broader range of users.

This term can encompass drivers of cars, motorcycles, and trucks, as well as cyclists, pedestrians, and even users of public transport like buses and trams. In contexts discussing traffic safety, infrastructure development, or urban planning, "tienkäyttäjiäkin" serves to remind stakeholders to consider the needs and safety of all who share the road space. It promotes a perspective that recognizes the diverse ways people interact with the road network, moving beyond a singular focus on motorized vehicles. The addition of "-kin" signifies "also" or "too," implying that this broader group of road users is also part of the consideration, perhaps in addition to other groups or aspects being discussed.