Can you use a foreign driving license in Norway? Find out the rules here. As with most things about moving to Norway, the rules on driving licences depend on your country of citizenship, or more ...
Driving in Norway
Before you get on the road, familiarise yourself with the rules and regulations.
If you live in or close to the centre of Oslo, Stavanger, Bergen or Trondheim, chances are you won't need a car. Public transport systems are generally run to a high-standard and although not cheap, they certainly work out cheaper than owning a car.
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However, if you live outside a major city, plan on doing a lot of travelling, or have a young family, driving in Norway is something you'll want to consider. Here's our guide to everything you need to know.
Winter Driving in Norway
A winter road trip is a tempting prospect, but care needs to be taken. Driving in Norway in the winter and in winter conditions is a challenge and therefore is not recommended for the inexperienced ...
Road Tolls in Norway
Paying tolls to use many of the country's roads is something you should expect when visiting Norway. Here's everything you need to know. The use of road tolls to fund road building has a long ...
Electric Cars in Norway
Norwegians drive more electric cars per capita than anywhere else in the world. One of the few things the international media seem to cover relentlessly about Norway is the proliferation of electric ...
Rules of the Road
Driving rules and regulations on Norwegian roads. If you intend to drive in Norway it is your responsibility to thoroughly research and understand all of the traffic laws. Ignorance of these laws is ...
A Winter Drive to Røros
Last weekend I had the pleasure (!) of driving in the Norwegian winter for the first time. Below you'll find some tips for those of you doing the same, but first, my story. I don't drive often ...