SVV

Oslo

Norway · 700K

Data sourced from Statens vegvesen (Norwegian Public Roads Administration) · Last updated:

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Where you take the test in Oslo

Source: Statens vegvesen (Norwegian Public Roads Administration), checked September 2026
Statens vegvesen (Norwegian Public Roads Administration)

Risløkka trafikkstasjon (Oslo)

Handles
Theory testPractical testLicence issue
How to book
Book the teoriprøve slot yourself in the appointment service; for the oppkjøring you may authorise your driving school.
Address
Østre Aker vei 50, Oslo

Risløkka is one of the stations that offer the adapted theory test with an oral examiner in English.

Driving rules that are different in Oslo

Source: fjellinjen.no · oslo.kommune.no · vegvesen.no, checked September 2026
  • Fjellinjen runs 83 toll stations on three rings; rush-hour surcharges apply 06:30–09:00 and 15:00–17:00, but never on weekends, holidays or in July.

    fjellinjen.no
  • Oslo charges a studded-tyre fee from 1 November 2026 to 4 April 2027: NOK 35 a day, NOK 1400 a season.

    oslo.kommune.no
  • Statens vegvesen sets a 60 km/h environmental speed limit on Ring 3 Ryen–Granfosstunnelen and three other Oslo roads from 1 November to early May.

    vegvesen.no

Norway test facts

Questions45
Pass mark84%
Minutes90
Min age18+
Driving sideDrive on the right
Alcohol limit0.2‰ (all drivers)
Emergency112 (police), 113 (ambulance), 110 (fire)
Test feeNOK 480 (theory) + NOK 1,540 (practical)

Speed limits

50Urban areasWithin city limits
80Rural roadsOutside city limits
110HighwayMotorways & expressways

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I take the driving theory test in Oslo?

Statens vegvesen (Norwegian Public Roads Administration): Risløkka trafikkstasjon (Oslo). Book the teoriprøve slot yourself in the appointment service; for the oppkjøring you may authorise your driving school.

Is anything different about driving in Oslo?

Fjellinjen runs 83 toll stations on three rings; rush-hour surcharges apply 06:30–09:00 and 15:00–17:00, but never on weekends, holidays or in July. Oslo charges a studded-tyre fee from 1 November 2026 to 4 April 2027: NOK 35 a day, NOK 1400 a season. Statens vegvesen sets a 60 km/h environmental speed limit on Ring 3 Ryen–Granfosstunnelen and three other Oslo roads from 1 November to early May.

Do I need a studded-tyre permit to drive in Oslo?

Yes, from 1 November 2026 to 4 April 2027. A day costs NOK 35, and driving without a permit costs NOK 750.

How many questions are on the driving test in Oslo?

The SVV theory test has 45 questions. You need to score 38/45 to pass (84%).

What documents do I need?

You'll need: ID card/Passport, Trafikalt grunnkurs certificate, Health declaration, Photo. The test fee is approximately NOK 480 (theory) + NOK 1,540 (practical).

Is AutoviaTest affiliated with SVV?

AutoviaTest is an independent study platform — we're not affiliated with SVV or any government agency.

Our practice questions and study materials are designed to help you feel confident and well-prepared for your SVV theory test.

For practical training and the official exam, you'll work with a local driving school. Think of AutoviaTest as your study companion for the theory side.

Do I still need to join a driving school?

Yes — a driving school handles your practical training and the official SVV exam. AutoviaTest helps you prepare for the theory portion so you go in feeling confident and ready.

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