THE MAIN ROADS
The main roads are: (Rv.= Riksvei)
E-6
Swedish border Oslo Hamar Trondheim Narvik Alta Karasjok Utsjok Tanabru Kirkenes
E-75
Utsjok Tana bru Vardø
E-18
Swedish border Oslo Drammen Kristiansand Stavanger
E-16
Sandvika Hønefoss Fagernes Revsnes Gudvangen Voss Bergen
E-39
Kristiansand Stavanger Bergen Ålesund Trondheim
Rv. 3
Kolomoen Ulsberg connects with E-6
Rv. 17
Between Steinkjer and Bodø.
E-136
Ålesund Dombås connects with E-6
E-14
Swedish border Stjørdal connects with E-6
E-134
Drammen Haugesund
E-8
Finnish border Nordkjosbotn Tromsø
E-12
Swedish border Mo i Rana connects with E-6
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COASTAL ROUTE
Explore the coastline of Norway and enjoy one of Norway´s finest tourist roads, or simply find your paradise for relaxation and peace of mind.
The Costal Route is an exciting 650 km long stretch of road between Steinkjer in the south and Bodø in the north.
NATIONAL TOURIST ROUTES
Running along fjords, coasts, mountains and waterfalls where time stands still and the past and present seamlessly intersect, these routes embrace Norway and its beautiful countryside, offering domestic and foreign tourists world-class scenery and vistas.
These are the National tourist routes, memorable drives through a kaleidoscope of contrasts in scenery, culture and climate. These tourist routes invite you to take a break from the stress and annoyances of everyday life and take life at a slower pace.
MOUNTAIN PASSES
Those
who plan to take a holiday by car over the mountains in the autumn,
winter or spring would be well advised to check that the mountain pass
is open. Some of the high mountain roads are closed for a period during
the winter, the duration depending on the weather conditions. There are
however many mountain passes which are kept open all year round.
For example road E-134 Drammen - Bergen - Stavanger, across Haukelifjell mountain. (This road can be closed for short periods during bad weather). The same applies to the E6 / Oslo - Trondheim, across Dovrefjell mountain.
Rv 69 Skarsvåg - North Cape
Rv 7 Hardangervidda - open all year
Rv 13 Vikafjellet open all year
Rv 13 Gaularfjell
Rv 27 Venabygdsfjellet - open all year
Rv 51 Valdresflye
Rv 55 Sognefjellet
Rv 63 Geiranger - Langevatn
Rv 63 Trollstigen
Rv 98 Ifjordfjellet
Rv 252 Tyin - Eidsbugarden
Rv 258 Old Strynefjellsveg
Rv 520 Breiborg - Røldal
Rv 886 Jarfjordfjellet
Source: Statens Vegvesen
SPEED LIMITS
On Norwegian motorways and some other main roads, maximum speed is 100 km/hr.
On these stretches, which are clearly signposted, cars towing trailers
or caravans, as well as coaches, are not permitted to travel faster
than 80 km/hr. Generally, however, the top speed outside built up areas is 80 km/hr.
Caravans and trailers without brakes and weighing over 300 kg must not exceed 60 km/hr. Within built up areas, the limit is 50 km/hr. In residential areas, usually you may not drive faster than 30 km/hr.
Please note that frequent speed controls are in operation both manual and automatic. Also be aware that ramps and speed control humps are not always signposted!
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