Car rental in Norway is available in every big city, in the ports. Renting a car in Norway has some peculiarities. Payment payment for the rental car is made on the spot when you pick up the car. Visa Electron and Mastercard Electron cannot be used for payment. Settlement is made only with an international credit or debit card. The balance on the card must exceed the estimated cost of the rented car at least 2 times. of the rented car at least 2 times.
Prices for car rental in Norway depend on the car. For example, a small car will cost you about 2800 NOK per week. For a medium-sized car for the whole family, you will pay 3000-3500 NOK. And for a large SUV, you can pay 4000 NOK.
The cost of a liter of gasoline in Norway depends on the brand. Thus, A95 will cost you about 1.58 EUR, A98 - 1.68 EUR. Inexpensive diesel fuel will cost around 1.46 EUR. The price of gasoline in Norway is influenced by the region of purchase. Closer to the north or inland, away from ports and major cities, it gets more expensive.
To drive a car in Norway, you need an international license, insurance, and a technical passport.
Driving at all times of day and night with low beam headlights on.
Tolls are required to enter Oslo and a number of other major Norwegian cities. There are also a number of toll roads, tunnels, and bridges. Traffic on Norway's mountain roads is restricted during the winter depending on weather conditions. Some are closed for the winter.
The traffic rules in Norway must be followed carefully. The speed limit in Norway is 80 kilometers per hour. In residential neighborhoods and small towns, you often cannot exceed 30 kilometers per hour. In built-up areas and the city center, all vehicles must travel at no more than 50 kilometers per hour.
The situation on the roads is controlled by the police, with unmarked patrol cars. Speed cameras are installed on stretches of road marked Automatisk trafik kontrol. Fines in Norway for traffic violations, including parking violations, range from 600 to 9,000 NOK, hardly the most serious fines in Europe.
