US EditionElectric cars will no longer be allowed to use the public lane on the E18
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Since 2003, electric cars in Oslo and Akershus have been able to drive in the public transport field. From today (Monday) this is prohibited.It is to provide better space for the buses. Especially in the rush hour. It says the Road Administration in a press release.Driving electric motorists there now, they can get a fine of 8,200 kroner.Ring 1 will be closed ahead for a longer period of time. That's one of the reasons electric cars need to get …
From May 6, electric vehicles will be banned from using public transport in Oslo and Akershus. That's happening because traffic has to come down when Ring 1 closes on July 1.
On Monday there could be queues on the roads to Oslo. No electric cars will be allowed to use the public transport field any more. — Completely unnecessary, says the Electric Car Association.
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