New prices for adapted transport in 2026

Every year, the City of Oslo adjusts the user fees for adapted transport. Here is information about the new co-payments from 1 January 2026.
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On this page, we have gathered the most important information about the prices for adapted transport in 2026. If you would like to read the full information document, you can find it here:

Informasjonsskriv om priser og kvoter for tilrettelagt transport i 2026(PDF)


If you need more information, you can visit: www.ruter.no/tt

Allowance for leisure travel

All customers over 6 years old get 150 leisure trips per year.

New copayments

Leisure and regular trips:

  • Under 18 years: 29 SEK
  • Over 18 years: 57 kr

Trips to Oslo Airport Gardermoen:

  • Under 18 years: 141 kr
  • Over 18 years: 283 DKK

You do not pay a copayment for travel to, among other things, upper secondary school, respite care, support contact, and kindergarten.

Deductible cap

For travel to activity schools, day centers, permanently adapted work, employment and higher education, you pay a co-payment until you reach a monthly cap:

  • Children (under 18 years): 20 trips per month
  • Adults (over 18 years): 10 trips per month

Important information about co-payment vouchers

Vouchers for 2025 are no longer valid from 1 March 2026. The last day for exchange or refund is Saturday, 28 February 2026.

New coupons for 2026 can be purchased at Ruter S at Jernbanetorget.

My TT – your personal page

On My TT you can see your quotas, co-payments, booked trips, and track your car.

Go to My TT
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