Oslo toll rings & AutoPASS

Prices and payment

Congestion charge and environmental differentiation rates apply to the prices at Oslo's toll points:

• It is more expensive to pass during rush hour, i.e. 6.30–9 am and 3–5 pm. 
  
  
• It is more expensive to pass with a diesel vehicle, cheaper with electric cars, and free with hydrogen-driven cars. Regular prices apply to gasoline and hybrid vehicles.
  
  

The toll points in Oslo are organised in three rings. At the outermost ring, you are only charged on your way into the city. At the two inner rings, you have to pay for every time you pass a toll point.

The regular price for passing one toll point is currently 38 NOK (from 2026), 47 NOK during rush hour. Electric cars are charged 21 NOK outside of rush hour and 26 NOK during rush hour. Diesel cars (42/50 NOK) and vehicles over 3500 kg are charged more.

See the complete list of prices at fjellinjen.no

Oslo's toll plazas are automatic and you do not need to stop when passing them. 

AutoPASS

If you have an AutoPASS tag, you get a discount of 20 %. Additionally, you only pay for one toll point an hour, no matter how many you drive past. If you are planning a longer stay in Oslo, or know that you will be passing a lot of toll points, we recommend getting an AutoPASS tag for your vehicle. 

Vehicles without the AutoPass tag are automatically photographed upon passing and the owner will receive an invoice by post. Please note that it can take up to three months before the invoice is issued.

Visitors from abroad

We recommend that you register your car with the correct Euro category and fuel type with Autopass/EPASS24. If you do not register your car in advance, you will be charged the highest toll category.

Invoices for cars registered in other countries are issued by EPASS24, which uses the different countries' car registers to find the name and address of the car owner. The invoice is paid to EPASS24, a company located in Stockholm.

More information about Visitors' Payment at autopass.no.


The Oslo toll ring is operated by Fjellinjen AS 

You can find information about toll roads elsewhere in Norway on www.autopass.no.