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  1. News article

    Juvo rest area in Ryfylke is a finalist for the 2026 Landscape Architecture Prize

    • Juvo rest area and viewpoint in Brattlandsdalen in Ryfylke is one of five finalists for the 2026 Landscape Architecture Prize. The Norwegian Association of Landscape Architects (NLA) picked them from 26 projects.
    • The winner will be announced on 23 October at Landscape Architecture Day in Oslo.
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    Norwegian Public Roads Administration to phase out AutoPASS-based travel time data from November 2026 through 2027

    • The Norwegian Public Roads Administration will remove the TravelTimeData and PredefinedTravelTimeLocations data services step by step. It will use a more modern way to collect travel time data instead.
    • Today the data comes from AutoPASS antennas (roadside equipment that reads passing cars) on some road sections. The equipment is old, and it costs a lot to run, service and connect.
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  3. News article

    Two E134 tunnels at Røldal renamed ahead of the new Røldal tunnel

    • From 9 October, the old Røldal tunnel is called Håratunnelen, and Hordatunnelen is called Hårajuvtunnelen. Seljestadtunnelen keeps its name.
    • The former Odda municipality chose the names in 2013. They match the places: Håratunnelen leads towards the village of Håra, and Hårajuvtunnelen lies in Hårajuvet.
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  4. News article

    E18 westbound out of Oslo narrowed on three weekends through 1 November, worst 23–25 October

    • For three weekends in a row, expect queues and delays leaving Oslo heading west. The worst is expected 23–25 October. The Roads Administration asks people to leave the car at home, take public transport or use another route.
    • 16 October 9 pm to 18 October 1 pm: the county municipality works on Høvik bridge. Between Høvik and Blommenholm there is one lane out of Oslo and two lanes into Oslo.
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  5. News article

    New Gudå bridge on E14 lacks funding, but zoning plan is due for adoption in December 2026

    • The road agency held a public meeting at Gudå community hall on Tuesday 13 October about replacing Gudå bridge on the E14 road. About 50 neighbours and others came.
    • You can send comments on the zoning plan (the plan that sets how land may be used) until 2 November.
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  6. News article

    Fraud in the Norwegian Public Roads Administration's name up 48 percent, SMS scams quadrupled

    • The Norwegian Public Roads Administration (Statens vegvesen) logged 770 scam attempts using its name from June to September 2026. That is 48 percent more than in the same period in 2025.
    • Text-message scams grew the most: 206 cases compared with 48 a year before, more than four times as many. SMS now makes up 27 percent of cases, up from 9 percent. Email cases rose 19 percent to 563.
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  7. News article

    Oslofjord Tunnel to close for about 30 minutes at a time for blasting for new E134

    • The company Veidekke starts blasting at Storsand in Hurum this week. This is part of building the new E134 and a new Oslofjord Tunnel. The first blasts will be set off from the escape tunnel in the current tunnel.
    • When blasting happens closer than 40 metres to the current tunnel, it must close for safety. Each closure lasts about 30 minutes.
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  8. News article

    Zoning plan for E39 Astad–Bjerkeset–Fursetfjellet goes to final vote in Gjemnes on 27 October 2026

    • Gjemnes municipality will bring the zoning plan for E39 Astad–Bjerkeset–Fursetfjellet to a final vote in the municipal council on 27 October 2026.
    • The County Governor and NVE (the national water and energy agency) have withdrawn their objections. All reports are finished.
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  9. News article

    Vehicles over 3,500 kg must carry chains and have 5 mm tread depth from 1 November

    • From 1 November, vehicles over 3,500 kg must have at least 5 mm of tyre tread and carry chains. In Nordland, Troms and Finnmark this applies from 16 October.
    • From 15 November, winter tyres on drive axles (the ones that power the vehicle) and front steering axles must show the alpine symbol (3PMSF). Tyres on other axles and trailers must be marked M+S.
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    Road 41 Ljosåna–Gauslå reopens tonight at 11 pm, ahead of schedule

    • The Norwegian Public Roads Administration reopens national road 41 between Herefoss and Gauslå tonight at 11 pm. It closed last Friday and was meant to stay closed all week.
    • Work went faster than planned, says site manager Tor Prip Olsen. So the road can open early.
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