Car rental in Norway from 36 eur a day

Fines for the violations of road traffic regulations in Norway

The authorities in Norway are very serious in relation to the observation of road traffic regulations. In case the violation is noticed, you will unconditionally have to pay a fine. Any violation will be noticed in almost all cases:

It is not advised to risk. In Norway, the policemen often make ambushes. At that they wear civilian clothes and can use a car without any identification signs.

Speed limitation in Norway

The speed rate in Norway is a bargain. That is why it is strongly not recommended to go over the speed limit. What is more, there is no difference whether you have exceeded the speed limit by 5 or 50 km/h. The sum of fine will always be similar.

The speed rate on the territory of Norway is the following:

• The maximum speed allowed within the limits of population centers is 50 km/h
• It is possible to accelerate to not more than 80 km/h outside population centers
• The speed shall not be more than 100 km/h on express roads.

In Norway, there are a large number of speed guns installed in the most unexpected places!

Parking in Norway

There are a large number of parking lots in Norway. Most of them lots are paid. The average price for one parking hour is 3-4 Euros. The average price outside population centers is 1 Euro. It order to pay for the car park, it is enough to just purchase a parking voucher at a special machine and fasten the voucher under the windscreen. Parking machines accept only local currency in cash.

Road traffic regulations in Norway

When going to Norway, it is necessary to remember a few aspects of the road traffic regulations. In Russia, the policemen do not pay great attention to these moments. In Norway, these aspects often result in the imposition of a fine.

• Neighborhood roads

When driving on neighborhood roads, always follow the speed rate. Under no circumstances can your speed be more than 30 km/h.

• Dim light

The road traffic regulations in Norway require to turn the dim lights on every time your drive a car. It does not mean what time of the day and season it is.

• Sleeping policemen

There are a surprising number of sleeping policemen in Norway. They are located almost everywhere. At that they are oftentimes not marked. That is why be careful on roads.

Cost of fuel in Norway

There are quite many fuel stations in the country, especially near highways. That is why you will not have problems will fuel. There is other goods news for forgetful drivers. It is permitted to carry up to 40 liters of fuel in cans.

• One liter of fuel 95 costs 1.57 Euro
• One liter of fuel 98 costs 1.87 Euro
• The price for one liter of diesel fuel is 1.75 Euro.

At fuel stations, it is possible to pay both in cash and by credit card. There are practically no automated fuel stations in the country.

Toll roads in Norway

When booking a car in Norway, do not forget there are more than 45 toll roads in the country. It is possible to use two payment methods, i.e. in cash and by credit cards, when paying for passage practically on all roads. However, there are exceptions. There exist a few roads where you will manage to pay for the passage in cash only.

There is another important fact which all tourists, who are going to travel along Norway by rented car, ought to know about. A large number of roads are closed in autumn and winter period. That is why carefully plan your route before any trip, correct it and think about alternative variants if necessary.