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Sweden Govt Trafikverket

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What Sweden Govt Trafikverket does.

Trafikverket is responsible for the long-term planning of transportation systems in Sweden for road traffic, rail traffic, maritime transport, and air transport. The company operates projects such as the Norrbotniabanan railway line between Umeå and Luleå and the E4 bypass around Stockholm. Trafikverket also manages initiatives like improving safety at level crossings and building animal passages. The company's website mentions that their projects use national data to enhance road safety, for example by integrating this data into Google Maps for better information during rail-road crossings. Founded in 1907, Trafikverket plays a crucial role in making Sweden more connected through various transportation infrastructure projects and services.

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