Norway Traffic Law Report
Kilde: Statens vegvesen (Norwegian Public Roads Administration)
Sist oppdatert: February 12, 2026
Hovedfunn
- ●Theory test pass rate is 57% (2024, Statens vegvesen)
- ●Road fatalities: 87 deaths in 2024 — Down 18.7% from 2023 (107 to 87)
- ●366,000 tests administered per year by Statens vegvesen
- ●Most challenging topic: Priority / Right-of-Way
Prøvestatistikk
Fartsgrenser
Tettbygd strøk
50 km/h (30 km/h residential)
Landevei / riksvei
80 km/h
Motorvei
110 km/h (90-100 on most roads)
Mest utfordrende emner
Priority / Right-of-Way
Priority to the right at unmarked intersections, yielding to trams and buses
Stopping Distances
Calculating reaction + braking distance at various speeds and road conditions
Traffic Signs
Prohibition and mandatory signs, especially Norwegian-specific signs
Speed Adaptation
Choosing correct speed for weather, visibility, and road conditions
First Aid
Accident scene procedures, recovery position, and emergency protocols
Trafikksikkerhet
Trafikkdødsfall
87 deaths
SSB (Statistics Norway) (2024)
Trend
Down 18.7% from 2023 (107 to 87)
Straffer og bøter
Nylige lovendringer
Traffic fines increased ~30% across the board; mobile phone fine raised to NOK 9,700
EVs no longer exempt from Road Traffic Insurance Tax (NOK 3,270/year); all new cars sold must be zero-emission
Road Traffic Act amended; inspection bodies gained authority to impose fines for commercial transport violations
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Data sist verifisert: 2026-02-12
Primary Sources:
- Statens vegvesen — Test statistics (2024)
- SSB (Statistics Norway) — Road safety data (2024)
- Statens vegvesen (Norwegian Public Roads Administration) — Official regulatory body
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