The new zone E is here

The new zone E includes Järvenpää and the northern parts of Tuusula.

On this page, you’ll find up-to-date information about the new zone, including tickets, zone boundaries and the implementation schedule. 

Map showing zone E.

Transition period has ended

During the transition period from 2 June to 2 August 2026, passengers could travel in zone E with tickets that included zone D and, if needed, change their zone D tickets to tickets that included zone E.

Järvenpää railway station and bus 665, photographed in April 2026.

Which areas are included in zone E?

All of Järvenpää will be in zone E.

In Tuusula, zone E will include areas north of Jäniksenlinna and Terrisuo, such as Kellokoski and Jokela. Southern Tuusula will remain in zone D.

The municipality of Sipoo will also remain within zone D.

Image: the boundary of zone E runs in northern Tuusula.

The boundary of zone E runs through Tuusula

See the exact boundaries of zone E on this map. 

 

 

 

 

 

Ainola, Järvenpää, Saunakallio, Jokela and Haarajoki train stations are in the new zone E.
Ainola, Järvenpää, Saunakallio, Jokela and Haarajoki train stations are in the new zone E.
Järvenpää train station in April 2026.

Ticket prices in zone E

We will add new tickets covering all five zones to our range of tickets. The introduction of zone E will not affect the prices of other tickets.

Tickets that include only zone D will be removed from sale on 2 June. In the future, if you travel to zone D, you will need at least a ticket that covers zones CD or DE. Two-zone tickets will cost the same as the current single-zone ticket for zone D. 

You can find the prices of tickets that include zone E in the price list below.

 

Ticket prices from 2 June 2026