Winter Mobility
Winter Mobility
Winter Mobility
OBJECTIVES:
The Winter Mobility project is dedicated to transforming street maintenance, making it efficient year-round, especially during the harsh winter conditions. Our objective is to ensure safer and more comfortable commuting for both residents and visitors in Jyväskylä, regardless of their mode of transportation.
ACTIONS:
At the heart of the project is a new cloud-based management system that continuously collects data from various sources and presents it in an easy-to-understand format for three primary user groups:
- Street users: Can check the current conditions of their chosen routes, no matter their way of transportation.
- Operative management: Can direct and prioritize daily maintenance work based on real-time information.
- Business management: Can analyze the costs and efficiency of different street maintenance tasks.
Throughout the project, several modern weather stations, cameras, and sensors will be installed and connected to the data platform. Additionally, the system will incorporate various types of information, including citizen feedback, fleet routes and performed operations, and cost information.
PROJECT STAKEHOLDERS:
The project is led by the City of Jyväskylä and supported by Cefmof. It also collaborates with the ProDigial Research Programme and involves multiple parties and suppliers from the infrastructure sector nationwide.
Our Projects

Hydrogen, Jyväskylä
Hydrogen Refuelling Project
The Jyväskylä hydrogen refuelling project focuses on the development and deployment of a hydrogen refuelling station in Seppälänkangas. The project supports the introduction of hydrogen-powered transport by building practical experience with hydrogen infrastructure ahead of full commercial operations.
The station is currently operating in a pilot phase and is accessible only to designated pilot user groups, such as hydrogen buses and taxis participating in the trial.

Hydrogen, Jyväskylä
Hydrogen-Powered Public Transport Pilot
Jyväskylä has become Finland’s pioneer city for green hydrogen-powered public transport in 2025. As part of this groundbreaking initiative, five Caetano H2 City Gold hydrogen buses have been integrated into the city’s public transportation fleet.
Jyväskylä has become Finland’s pioneer city for green hydrogen-powered public transport in 2025. Five Caetano H2 City Gold hydrogen buses have been integrated into the city’s public transportation fleet.
