Norway: E6 Oslo - Gardermoen 

That's like the only well-kept stretch of road in Norway lol.

Maybe bad weather has a lot to do with that!

D. G. Bad weather, bad geography, bad maintenance, well yeah everything.

America has some winners too! But I like that bridge (that I can't spell properly) that crosses Denmark to Sweden over the ocean! Neat!

D. G. Yeah that one is really nice. Sweden and Denmark has much better infrastructure than Norway.

Norwegian drivers have terrible lane discipline, they don't care about other drivers, they know damn well damn there is an empty lane to the right, they are just to lazy and egoistic to change lane.

It's not a bus lane, but it's the exit lane. Notice all the signage pointing to the two outermost lanes if you're staying on the motorway - this is literally how you're supposed to drive on these roads if you're not turning off anytime soon.. We barely have any roads with more than two regular lanes for those going through e.g. Oslo.

It *is* a bus lane for part of this stretch, as indicated by signs above and the different dotted line between the lanes.

Norway is awesome. I had this weather for almost two weeks, even along the west coast.

Reykjavik has a better road network than Oslo though.

Look at american highways videos

​@@Andreas4696 Haha,,good one! I guess you mean the Icelandic capital "village"?

Ummm

@@roadsofhahnisland2007 Ok 4 years later it's been added now lol

Yes, it's embarrassing. I suggest 2x playback - then even the music gets tolerable.

No, he goes to Norway with a car, not a plane. He lives in the Netherlands.

I was hinting at the title. What he did was to leave us stranded, in the middle of nowhere, on a highway. The only logical thing would have been to drive into the airport and stop the movie there.

+Sverre Munthe What? Why? He is a RU-vidr who makes videos about highways, not an Uber driver.

Needs to be 6 lanes between Oslo and Gardermoen. I'd also raise the speed limit to 100 km/h where it is 80 and 110-120 km/h where it is 100.

Traffic is Probably a bit high for 2+2 lanes. But a big problem is also that Norwegians have terrible lane disincline, probably the worst in western europe. That severely lowers the effectiveness of the road, regardless of number of lanes. You can see in some parts of the video where you can see far infront, there is a car in the left line behind which all the traffic is, infront of that car there is almost no traffic.

@@craigceecee8762 No roads in Norway has 120km/h as its speed limit yet. Highest speed limit here in Norway is 110km/h, but 120km/h is being tested on some highways.

This video was recorded in 2016, before the Tesla Model 3 went into production. I think these are all Model S's.

@@EuropeanRoads Didnt know the video was this old, thought it was new nvm then

@@roadsofhahnisland2007 You're also missing quite a few other cars that are electric, but not a tesla, there's several Nissan Leafs, Golf E, Renault Zoes etc in the video too.

Yes, because comparing a metropolitan area of 13 million with one of just over 1.5 million is fair.

Bam!

I realize that, sorry just joking,don't take it seriously!

Yep. This is traffic on E6 to the airport, the main corridor in Norway.

He commented that without fairness in mind, I presume x.x

9:11

Yeah, that's practically all you need in a country with 5 million people and a growing public transport industry.

And some places it's even 60km/h on a 4 lane highway! Sucks

That would be because of the frequent on and off ramps and drivers needing to change lanes often. Much of the traffic on the E6 though central parts of Oslo are only going a short distance before getting off again. 100 or 110 is not considered safe when the traffic gets complicated. I saw the same driving E4 through Stockholm two years ago.

As a Norwegian, I admit that they're not great, but they're nowhere near the worst in Europe. Ever been to Ukraine or Moldova?

LegendMeadow Ja har vert over hele Europa i Ukraina i Moldova i Hviterussland over alt jeg mener, men veier i Norge er helt katastrofe. I tillegg her i Norge betaler vi så mye bom penger

LegendMeadow Vi betaler Mva og engangsavgift når vi kjøper biler, og årsavgift, hvor går alle pengene det jeg vil vite.

@@Joakimjohannessen skjønner litt hvor du kommer fra, men nå må det nå sies at de fleste veiene i Norge ligger på avsidesliggende steder. Men motorveiene i Norge er fortsatt i god standard

@@Joakimjohannessen De går til skoler og utdanning, gratis helsetjenester mm. Norske veier er langt ifra de verste i Europa.

the netherland road vunerable to flood during heavy rainfall..

Agreed

The Netherlands is a flat country with 17 million people and lots more crossing in and out due to it's location. What kind of comparison is this?