
Code 95 and YSK: how to renew your professional driver certificate
Code 95 proves you have professional driver competence. Here is the 35-hour course, the exemptions, prices in 2026, and what happens when your code expires.
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Code 95 proves you have professional driver competence. Here is the 35-hour course, the exemptions, prices in 2026, and what happens when your code expires.

Find out when pupils are entitled to free school transport in Norway, which distance limits and exceptions apply, and how to apply or appeal a rejection.

Here's how to find your EU-kontroll deadline, what gets checked, where to take it, how much it costs, and what happens if you miss the deadline.

Prikkbelastning (the demerit-point system) is a warning scheme for drivers. See which offences give 2 or 3 points, when you lose your førerkort (driving licence), and the rules during the probationary period.

You get an HC card from the kommune (municipality) if you have serious difficulty walking and a special need for easier parking. See the requirements, how to apply, and what the card gives you.

How toll charges and AutoPASS work in Norway. Get a free tag, 20 percent discount, hourly rule, monthly cap, electric vehicle rate and cheaper ferries.

Everything about car insurance in Norway: mandatory liability coverage, partial and comprehensive insurance, bonus discounts, deductibles, traffic insurance fees 2026 and MOT inspection.

How to re-register a car in Norway: sales notification, confirmation with BankID, and re-registration fee. What an ownership transfer costs in 2026 and how to do it.

How to sell a car privately in Norway: find the right price, write a purchase contract, register the sale with Norwegian Public Roads Administration and avoid fraud. Profits are tax-free.

The difference between municipal parking fee (900 kr) and control sanction (330–990 kr), and how to file a free complaint within three weeks.

Do you want to get your driving license in Norway from scratch? Here's how the entire process works: traffic basic course, mandatory training, theory test and driving test – with 2026 prices.

Want to become a taxi driver in Norway? You need three things: a passed taxi driver exam from Statens vegvesen, a cab license from the police, and a taxi permit if you want to operate your own taxi.

Driving Licence from Countries Outside the EEA: How to Obtain Your Full Norwegian Driving Licence – Traffic Basic Course, Theory Test in Multiple Languages, Mandatory Courses and Practical Exam.

All electric scooter rules in Norway: age limit 12 years, helmet required under 15, blood alcohol limit 0.2, top speed 20 km/h and insurance. See also what applies to regular bicycles.

Traffic rules in Norway explained: speed limits 50 and 80 km/h, alcohol limit 0.2, right-of-way rule, seatbelts, child safety and mobile phone ban. Drive safely and legally.

Learn what the law actually requires regarding winter tyres, when spiked tyres are permitted, where you must pay spiked tyre fees, and what fines await if your tyres do not meet standards.

A practical guide to buying a used car in Norway: where to find one, what to check, the purchase contract, transferring ownership with Statens vegvesen, and ongoing costs.

A step-by-step guide to buying and owning a used car in Norway: sales contract, insurance, the sale notice on vegvesen.no, registration transfer and EU-kontroll.

The monthly transit pass gets about 260 kroner cheaper in 2026 – over 3,000 kroner a year. The state spends 1.1 billion on lower prices in every county. How you save.