Tallinna Autobussikoondis

Tallinna Autobussikoondis (Tallinn Bus Company in English, abbreviated as TAK) is the largest bus operator in Tallinn, Estonia.

TAK was founded in 1945 as a state-owned company, under which status it operated until 1993, when it was reorganised as a public limited company owned by the City of Tallinn. Currently, the company is divided into seven operating divisions:

• Tallinn City Lines (Tallinna Linnaliinid), which operates bus lines in the city
• Bus Repair and Maintenance (Busside Remont ja Hooldus), which is involved in maintenance of the bus fleet
• TAK Training Centre (TAK Koolituskeskus), which trains bus drivers, as well as international lorry drivers and car drivers
• TAK Real Estate (TAK Kinnisvara), which owns the bus stations, buildings and energy supply of the company
• TAK Catering (TAK Toitlustus), which provides catering and food to TAK staff
• Burman’s Willa, which provides conference and hotel facilities
• Kadaka Sport, which provides recreational and sports facilities

Buses

TAK uses Scania and Volvo buses. During the Soviet era Ikarus buses were used. Currently used buses are:

Scania

• Scania CN112
• Scania CN113
• Scania OmniLink
• Scania L94
• Scania L113
• Scania K270UB

Volvo

• Volvo B10M
• Volvo B12M

See also

• List of bus routes in Tallinn
• Transport in Estonia

External links

• Official website

Gallery

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  Bus №3 on Gonsiori street

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  Bus №5A in Pirita

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  Bus №10 in Õismäe

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  Bus №18

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  Bus №19 in Kadriorg

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  Bus parking in TAK main office on Kadaka street

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  Bus №33 on Paldiski highway near hippodrome

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  Bus №36 on Pärnu highway

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  Bus №67 on Laagna street

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  Scania CL94UA6X2 on Vabaduse väljak

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  Bus interior in Tallinn

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  Bus parking station in Männiku