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A 68-year-old Norwegian woman obtained a C1 license to drive her motorhome after its weight exceeded the limit for a standard car license. She made the decision upon retirement to continue traveling with the vehicle.
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A 68-year-old Norwegian woman obtained a C1 license to drive her motorhome after its weight exceeded the limit for a standard car license. She made th...
A 68-year-old Norwegian woman obtained a C1 license to drive her motorhome after its weight exceeded the limit for a standard car license. She made the decision upon retirement to continue traveling with the vehicle.
Norway — fuel prices
Updated: 22.08.2026
Super 95
$2.10 /l
NOK19.55 · €1.80/l
123 of 142
pricier than 86% of countries
Super Plus 98
$2.31 /l
NOK21.51 · €1.98/l
80 of 94
pricier than 84% of countries
Diesel
$2.27 /l
NOK21.07 · €1.94/l
121 of 142
pricier than 85% of countries
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The new EU directive permitting B-licence driving of motorhomes up to 4,250 kg officially enters into force on November 26, 2025. Member states have until November 26, 2029, to implement the rules into national law. Norway is currently reviewing the directive through the EEA process to ensure alignment with European regulations. The change requires a specific code (96.02), which may involve a one-day course or a test depending on national implementation.
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