To drive in Norway You need your Spanish driving license, compulsory insurance and, if you went with your car, the vehicle's driving license.
The speed limit on the roads it is 80km / h and on highways up to 100km / h. In urban areas this ranges from 30 to 50 km / h. Police speed controls and their automatic radars are common. In case you are arrested for an infraction, the police collect the fines directly and accept credit cards.
As for the traffic rules, the lights of the car they must be on at all times. It is mandatory to have at least one visibility vest in the car. The legal limit for alcohol in the blood is 0,2g / l. If necessary, use winter tires (November 1 - April 15) with or without spikes, chains or similar. Only in winter season the use of spikes is allowed.
You have to be very attentive to the signs that indicate the presence of elk, reindeer or sheep. In the event of an accident, always contact the Highway Information by dialing 175. Like other Nordic countries, running over an animal is not a crime, but not reporting it is.
For rent a car you need to have your driver's license and be over 19 years old. However if you are under 25, you will probably have to pay NOK 100 per day. The approximate prices of car rental are the following:
Small car: NOK 2800
Medium car: 3000 NOK
Large car (7-8 seats): NOK 3700
Regarding public transport, Bus they are the best way to move within the cities. You can buy the ticket on your own bus, telling the driver where you are going. Some cities have tickets for a day or a week, which you can buy from the driver, at kiosks and at bus stations.
The Bus long-haul are not widely used - people prefer airplanes or Trains. Despite this, they offer a very extensive route with an extensive network of stops. It is cheaper than the plane or the train, but the journey takes longer. Almost all companies offer discounts to students, children, seniors and families. The largest company is Nor-Way Bussekspress, it has about 40 routes across the country. Its website is as follows:
http://www.nor-way.no/?lang=en_GB
The Trains they are a very popular way to travel long distances. Its infrastructure is extensive: it extends for more than 3000 kilometers through Norway, with a total of 775 tunnels and about 3000 bridges.
There are attractive offers such as the “Minipris” ticket. For NOK 199 / € 25 you can buy a ticket for as long as you want. This as long as “Minipris” seats are available. They must be purchased one day in advance at vending machines or on the Internet. The website of the railways of Norway is
http://www.nsb.no/home/
Travel in train they are recognized for their beautiful landscapes. In fact, they have served as the setting for several famous films such as "Harry Potter."
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