Planning a road trip in Norway
A road trip through Norway is paid for in three places: the toll gantries, the car ferries and the pump. Tolls depend on the car you drive and the hour you pass each station — the Norway toll roads guide explains the rings, rush hour and paying with a foreign or rental car. Ferries charge by the length of the vehicle, so a motorhome or a car with a caravan pays more than a car on its own; the ferry prices in Norway page has the classes and the next departures. Fuel is priced from the national monthly average, and the fuel prices in Norway page shows what 100 km costs. Before you set off, see driving in Norway for the rules of the road, from licences and speed limits to winter tyres.
Several stops on one trip? The multi-stop route planner puts them in the order that costs least. And for one number for the whole road trip, price the drive before you leave.
Your drive, priced
The calculator prices any drive in Norway for your vehicle and your departure time — fuel, tolls and ferries in one bill, with the map beside it.