-
Covid-19 and onboard ticket sales
We have stopped the cash payment on board until further notice. We recommend that you use the Ruter app for buying tickets.
Remember to buy a ticket before boarding. It's cheaper for you and helps us keep our schedules.
RuterBillett app
Download the RuterBillett app and buy tickets on your mobile. This is the easiest way to buy tickets. You can buy all our tickets with the app, except from the Rufus ticket.
Download RuterBillett
For iPhone or Android:
How the RuterBillett app works
Travelcard
You may buy travelcards with tickets or pay-as-you-go credit in kiosks, service points and at our customer service centre Ruter S. A new travelcard costs NOK 50. Take good care of your card! It can be reused.
You can top up your card in kiosks, at Ruter S or service points. You cannot top up your card here at ruter.no.
Kiosks and Service Points
You can buy all our tickets and obtain a travelcard at the following sales outlets:
- The kiosks Narvesen, 7-Eleven, Deli De Luca and Mix, as well as some selected shops
- Our customer service centre Ruter S and Service Points
- Staffed train stations (365-day ticket not available).
Find your nearest sales outlet
On board
Buses and ferries
If you are unable to buy a ticket before travelling, you may buy single tickets on board buses and ferries. You must pay with cash, and we accept no denominations larger than 200 kroner.
How our onboard surcharge works
Trams and Metro
It is not possible to buy tickets on trams and metro carriages. You must either buy a ticket beforehand or pay with pay-as-you-go credit on board without a surcharge.
If you're travelling from a Metro station with a control zone line, you must scan your travelcard before boarding the train. From stations without a control zone line, you may scan your card on board the Metro.
Trains
How Vy's onboard surcharge works on vy.no