The Tallinn city government has announced its intention to replace the existing paving stones located between and next to the tram tracks on Tartu Road with green landscaping this year. This initiative aims to enhance the environment for pedestrians who walk along the sidewalks adjacent to the tramline, aiming to transform the area into a more visually appealing space. Currently, the view along the tramline is considered unattractive, as noted by Kaido Padar, a member of the board of Tallinn City Transportation (TLT).

This landscaping project underscores the city administration's commitment to improve urban spaces and promote greener initiatives within the public transportation framework. With the increase in pedestrian traffic due to the tramline's proximity, the move is expected to benefit both travel experiences and the overall aesthetic of the area. As cities worldwide seek to adapt to environmental challenges, Tallinn's efforts may serve as an example of urban renewal focused on sustainability.

Implementing greenery along urban transportation routes can potentially lead to psychological benefits for residents and commuters alike, contributing to a healthier urban environment. This initiative may also encourage wider acceptance of public transportation by elevating the overall experience of using trams and highlighting their role in creating sustainable urban living conditions.