Look inside
Real pages from the 2026.2 edition, as you will get them. The guide is in English.
Norway has almost no toll booths. Cameras read your number plate, ferries are part of the road network, and the bills arrive by post weeks after you are home. For a foreign car that is convenient — until the invoice for a motorhome over 3.5 tonnes without a toll tag arrives at up to three times the price you expected.
This guide explains the whole system for drivers of foreign-registered cars and campers: how tolls are charged, when registering with Epass24 is worth it, what the vehicle classes mean, how ferry fares work by vehicle length and where the discounts are. Everything is taken from the official sources — AutoPASS, Statens vegvesen, the toll companies and the ferry operators — and every figure carries the date it was checked.
It is written to be used: a one-page answer first, then the detail, worked examples you can adapt to your own route, and checklists to print.
Questions
Why pay for this when the information is online?
It is online — spread across a dozen official sites, partly only in Norwegian, and easy to misread. This guide puts it in one place, in plain English, with every figure dated and sourced, and with the traps that cost visitors money marked clearly.
How current is it?
Edition 2026.2 was checked against the official sources between 24 September and 7 October 2026. Every toll rate in the guide carries the date it applies from, and later editions of this guide are included with your purchase.
Which language is the PDF in?
English. Later editions of this guide are included with your purchase.
