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Driving schools in Norway

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NOK 20,000–NOK 35,000Typical cost
~20Typical lessons needed
NOK 480 (theory) + NOK 1,540 (practical)Theory exam fee
Data sourced from Statens vegvesen (Norwegian Public Roads Administration)SVV · Last updated

Cities in Norway

3 cities

  • Oslo

  • Bergen

  • Trondheim

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Driving rules & facts

  1. Drive on the Right

    Norway drives on the right side of the road. Overtake only on the left. At unmarked intersections, yield to vehicles coming from the right (høyreregel / right-hand priority rule). This is one of the most commonly tested topics.

  2. BAC Limit 0.02% (0.2‰)

    One of the strictest alcohol limits in Europe. Novice drivers and professionals: zero tolerance. Penalties are income-based and escalate with BAC level. >0.5‰: licence loss 12–18 months. >0.8‰: court case and possible imprisonment. >1.2‰: unconditional imprisonment. Drug-driving has the same penalties.

  3. AutoPASS Electronic Toll

    Over 400 automated toll points nationwide — no manual booths. AutoPASS tag gives 20% discount. Without tag: highest rate + invoice fees. Rush-hour surcharges in cities (Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim). Zero-emission vehicles pay up to 50% of standard rate with AutoPASS. Motorcycles are exempt.

  4. Winter Tyres (Vinterdekk)

    Winter tyres must match conditions from November 1 to first Sunday after Easter Monday. Northern Norway (Nordland, Troms, Finnmark): October 16 to April 30. Minimum 3mm tread depth. Crashing without proper winter tyres: insurance can deny the entire claim. Studded tyres need city fees in Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim.

  5. Mandatory Headlights

    Dipped/low-beam headlights are mandatory at ALL times — day and night, year-round. This has been Norwegian law since 1985. Right-hand-drive vehicles must use beam converters to avoid dazzling oncoming traffic.

  6. Mandatory Equipment

    All vehicles must carry a warning triangle and a reflective safety vest. These must be deployed at any breakdown or accident scene. Third-party insurance (trafikkforsikring) is mandatory. Recommended: first aid kit, spare bulbs, tow rope.

How to get your driving license in Norway

Everything you need to know about enrolling in a driving school and getting your B license in Norway.

Typical cost

NOK 20,000–NOK 35,000

Total driving school cost including lessons and materials

Prices vary by school, location, and number of lessons needed.

Typical lessons needed

~20

45-minute lessons on average

Mandatory theory hours

17h

Required classroom or online theory instruction

Mandatory practical hours

13h

Required behind-the-wheel training with an instructor

License requirements in Norway

Minimum age18 years old
Theory exam feeNOK 480 (theory) + NOK 1,540 (practical)
Car license categoryB
Driving sideRight (drive on the right)
Learner/provisional licenseYes, required before driving
Accompanied drivingYes, learner must be accompanied
Online theory studyYes, available online

Theory test languages

The SVV theory test is available in these languages:

  • Norwegian
  • Northern Sami
  • English
  • Arabic
  • Sorani
  • Turkish

Tips for choosing a driving school in Norway

  1. Compare prices from at least 3 schools before enrolling. The cheapest option is not always the best — check what is included in the package.
  2. Ask schools about their pass rates. A higher pass rate often indicates better instruction quality.
  3. If Norway's official language is not your first language, ask if the school offers instruction or materials in your language.

Source: Statens vegvesen (Norwegian Public Roads Administration) · Last updated:

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