Driving a motorhome in Norway

Motorways, tolls and vignettes

What a vignette is: in some European countries you buy a permit before using the motorways, now often digital and linked to the number plate, valid for a set period instead of paying at toll booths.

There are no toll booths: cameras read the number plate at AutoPASS gantries on toll roads and around cities. With a foreign number plate, register the vehicle with EPASS24 before you leave: the invoice is sent to your home and you avoid owner-tracing fees.

Many fjords are crossed by ferry: the fare depends on the vehicle length, and a motorhome pays more than a car.

Official website

Environmental sticker, ZTL and low emission zones

There is no sticker. Some cities charge higher tolls at peak times and for diesel vehicles.

Low emission zones in our data

No low emission zones appear in our data. Still check the local rules in the towns where you stop.

Useful rules for motorhome travellers

Lights must be on during the day as well, all year round.

In winter you need tyres suited to road conditions; snow chains may be compulsory on mountain passes.

The right to roam (allemannsretten) applies to people on foot or with a tent: with a motorhome you may only stop where parking is allowed, never off road.