2.  It is the cooperation with the city of Turku
and Siemens.
 The study evaluated the effects a light rail
network would have on Turku from an
ecological and economic point of view.
 An integrated light rail solution would reduce
carbon emission by 11 percent by 2035

3.  Properties value alongside the network would
increase by an estimated total of 480 to 850
million euros in conservative scenario.

4.  Increase in the use of public transport can
reduce the emissions.
 The integrated light rail solution would
increase the number of public transport trips
in Turku by 40 percent before 2035.
 A third of the residents of Turku will live
along the planned light rail system in 2035.

5.  It is estimated that CO2 emissions from
vehicle traffic in Turku will rise by 25 percent,
130,000 tons by 2035.
 Approximately 88 percent of emissions come
from cars and 12 percent from buses.
 The integrated light rail solution would
reduce CO2 from vehicles by 11 percent by
year 2035.
 Corresponding to an emission level of
110,000 tons.

6.  The integrated light rail solution would
reduce NOx by an additional 12 percent to
about 250 tons in 2035.
 One light rail carriage is equivalent to 40 cars
and two buses.

7.  The study shows that property values will rise
in areas that are within walking distance of
the light rail system
 The price increase is expected to occur in
800 meter buffer zone along the planned
light rail lines.
 The value estimated would rise about 480 to
850 million euros in 2035.

10.  http://www.turku.fi/Public/default.aspx?cont
entid=387205&nodeid=18817