We are working on these measures so that everyone can travel by public transport.

Have you ever wondered how to use the Ruter app? Five seniors got to try out new guides to become more familiar with the app.

Sunday, January 25, 2025, marks the annual price change for Ruter's tickets. Here you can read about how ticket prices are determined.

Plans are underway for the Holmenkollbanen (line 1) to turn around at Majorstuen instead of running through the city center in 2032.

These are the biggest challenges for the bus in the winter time and this is how we meet them.

From December 15th, there will be changes to certain bus and tram lines in Oslo. Check here if it affects your journey.

Ruter has signed an agreement with MOIA, the Volkswagen group's company for autonomous mobility.

With Hent, customers can order a trip in the Ruter app and be picked up near their location. We are now expanding the area where Hent is available.

Many remember that King Olav V took the tram in 1973 and showed his ticket to the conductor. The same was done by H.R.H. Crown Prince Haakon when he took the subway from Ryen on December 2.

Ruter has not proposed an increase in prices during rush hour traffic. Here you can read about our role and opinion in this matter.

We have now created a guide for construction to ensure that everyone can use these in a safe and proper manner.

We are testing a new ticket offer that will make it easier for children without smartphones to travel with public transport.

From November 16th to December 28th, you can take the metro, night to Sunday on lines 2 and 3.

Now, outdated technology is being replaced with new screens that offer faster and better information.

Work on the metro continues through the autumn, affecting many lines.

From august 27th, the number of departures on all tram lines will be reduced from six to four departures per hour.

Do you miss your hometown? Now you can change the language to Nynorsk in the Ruter app.

We are now expanding the area where Hent is available.