Tolls
🇳🇴 Norway
Free to drive. Motorways are free; bridges, tunnels and ferries are priced on their own.
Fuel, week 2026-10-26
€2.05
petrol /l · diesel €1.95
How a visitor pays
Tolls are everywhere and never paid at a booth: cameras read the plate on motorways, city rings and many bridges and tunnels, and a foreign car is billed through Epass24 — register the plate and a card before the trip and the charges are collected automatically, often at a discount; an AutoPASS tag from an operator does the same. Several ferries are billed the same way. Electric cars pay less.
Pay with a tag
An AutoPASS tag from a Norwegian operator (Flyt, Fremtind Service, SkyttelPASS) or a Danish BroBizz through EasyGo pays every camera point at the discount and the AutoPASS ferries; a foreign car without a tag registers at epass24.com instead.
From autopass.no, checked 2026-10-02.
Bridges, tunnels and city charges
Priced on their own, on top of any motorway charge. A car, one crossing, the published tariff.
- ⛴ Bodø–Moskenes ferry€58.67
Vehicle 0–6 m
~3 h 30 straight to the south end of Lofoten; summer queues for vehicles are long — book.
- ⛴ Melbu–Fiskebøl ferry€11.25
Vehicle 0–6 m
~25 min between Vesterålen and Lofoten; paid by plate through AutoPASS ferry billing.
- 🏙 Oslo toll ring (AutoPASS)€3.88
Car (fossil, one ring crossing)
Automatic toll ring — rough per-visit estimate; varies by passages, time of day and emissions (EVs far less). Foreign cars billed via Epass24.
- 🏙 Bergen toll ring€3.39
Car (one ring crossing)
Automatic toll ring — rough per-visit estimate.
- 🏙 Stavanger toll ring€2.91
Car (one ring crossing)
Automatic toll ring — rough per-visit estimate.
- 🏙 Kristiansand toll ring€2.62
Car (one ring crossing)
Automatic toll ring — rough per-visit estimate.
- 🏙 Trondheim toll ring€2.42
Car (one ring crossing)
Automatic toll ring — rough per-visit estimate.
On a Sunday
open, with limits. Only small shops (under about 100 m²) may open on Sundays, so expect a kiosk rather than a supermarket.
Roads through this country
In an emergency
112. The Hjelp 113 app sends your position to the medical dispatcher; 112 is the police, 110 fire, 113 ambulance.
From 113.no, checked 2026-10-03.
This is one line of the sum
The planner prices the whole drive from your own door — fuel per country, every toll and vignette on the way, where to sleep and what it costs. Free, no account.
Plan a drive →Other countries
The same figures the planner prices a trip with; fuel from the EU Weekly Oil Bulletin (Britain: gov.uk), tariffs from their publishers. copilot.travel