Traffic in Norway
Last activity 28 November 2017 by tamakloe
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Traffic in Norway depends on where you are. Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim, Stavanger and a few more of the bigger cities have times when it both difficult and expensive to drive. In Oslo there was a protest just the other day because of raising the toll prices. If you drive a diesel car in cold days in the inner city you have to pay about $30! at every toll stations - and they are everywhere.
Driving an electric car is totally different. You can drive in bus lanes, no or less toll, and somewhere even free parking. So choose your transportation wisely 
In the smallest cities there are no toll roads and there isn't that much traffic.
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