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The Crown Bridges is a tramway to be built in Helsinki, which is urban development at its best. Urban development will be done in the Crown Bridges project as well as demanding infrastructure construction and it will provide a sustainable way for citizens to get around. In addition to the tramway, the project will build several bridges, renew and construct street infrastructure, do water works and shoreline construction, and repair sewers, water and electricity pipes and telecommunications cables, among other things.

The desired outcome of the construction project is an efficient public transport system that supports urban development and helps achieve the objective of a denser urban structure. The light rail line will cover areas in which the public transport network is the most congested and it will also extend to the major new development areas of the city. In addition, the objective is to provide all user groups with a safe, easy and accessible mode of transport.

The development stage of Jokeri Light Rail involved the design and implementation of a light railway and a depot. The project is based on a so-called alliance model and is carried out together with the other parties in the alliance.

We have built Länsimetro tunnels and stations in a number of projects with the aim to streamline traffic between Helsinki and Espoo and to help the cities reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. Good transport links facilitate urban development around the stations.

YIT renovated the E265 Tallinn Ring Road at Luige–Saku section, which included construction of several overpasses. One over existing road and second over planned line of Rail Baltica. In addition to aforementioned, one underpass for animals.

We built the Atlantinsilta bridge in Jätkäsaari for the City of Helsinki. The bridge serves both local residents and passengers arriving at the West Terminal. There are lanes for trams and cars on the bridge.

We made improvements to Finnish national road 4, adding an 8.9 km overtaking lane. The project was completed according to schedule in 2020.

We built four kilometres of the new A14 road in Lithuania.