Everyone, regardless of nationality, must pay Norwegian road toll charges. The owner and driver of the vehicle are jointly responsible for payment. Every automated toll station is equipped with a camera that records vehicle registration numbers and toll tags.
There will be increased rates for electric cars, price adjustment according to the consumer price index for fossil-powered vehicles and an exemption from tolls will be introduced for all light electric vans with an AutoPASS agreement.
You keep your AutoPASS tag and will receive the invoice in the same way as before. The only difference is that the invoice will be paid to Fremtind Service.
If you are making payments from a foreign bank account, payments to Fjellinjen must be made with IBAN and Swift.
All you need to know about AutoPASS
For you with an AutoPASS-tag, this means that you will no longer receive a light signal when you pass the toll station. You can always check your invoices and toll crossings on My page.
As of 27th February you may log on the new self-service solution for AutoPASS via the ID portal by using your national insurance number and password in conjunction with your cell phone or code chip. Foreign users can log on with email, password and phone number.
On October 1st 2017, congestion charge and environmental differentiation rates will be introduced at the toll point in Oslo. Rates at the toll point in Bærum are adjusted to general inflation.
The toll money from the toll point in Oslo and Bærum is the most important source of financing for the projects of Oslo-package 3.
On October 1. 2017, congestion charge and environmental differentiation rates will be introduced at the toll points in Oslo. The new rates are divided into environment classes and fuel types. Rates at the toll points in Bærum are only adjusted after general inflation.