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Instead of this, the city of Tallinn between 2010 and 2016 phased out three trolleybus lines (2, 6, 7) and replaced them with motor-buses that are ostensibly environmentally friendly. The Paldiski mnt electric wires that supported trolleybus lines 6 and 7, were removed. Whilst railtracks for trams have been extended somewhat, commitments to extend the tram lines further are slow.

It is easy to explain: the tax for electricity in Estonia is 0.004€/kWh and electric transport uses devices for power factor correction; the tax for diesel in Estonia is 0.512€/L and average bus spends ~270 litres of diesel per day. Daily bus refueling with diesel will bring ~55300€ of taxes per day. The annual income from diesel will bring ~20190000€ to the budget. The state budget of Estonia has only 9.48 billion euros of income, but 9.65 billion euros of spends, which has negative difference of 17000000€. 2001:7D0:8282:5A80:7190:32D2:1038:64C ( talk) 07:02, 23 August 2017 (UTC) reply