If you receive a fixed penalty notice or are convicted of certain road traffic offences, the police will record penalty points on your driving licence.
If you accumulate eight points within three years, you will be disqualified from driving for six months.New Category B drivers are subject to a two-year probationary period. Offences committed during this period may result in double penalty points.The penalty points scheme applies to drivers living in Norway with a Norwegian driving licence. Foreign nationals living in Norway with a foreign driving licence may also have points recorded, provided they have a Norwegian national identity number or D number.
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If You Do Not Have Electronic IDIf you can not log in digitally, you must attend a police station in person and present valid identification.
How Long Do Points Remain?Penalty points are removed three years after the date you accepted the penalty notice or, where applicable, three years after the final court judgment.Consequences of Penalty Points8 points within 3 years: driving disqualification for 6 months.4 points or more: you will receive a warning letter from the police. Penalty points cannot be appealed separately.Offences That May Result in Penalty Points
Speeding
Failing to comply with a red traffic signal
Dangerous or unlawful overtaking
Failing to give way
Driving in a prohibited area
Following another vehicle too closely
Riding a modified motorcycle or moped
Failing to secure passengers under 15 years of age
Your Penalty PointsTo view your penalty points online, you must have an electronic ID (BankID, Buypass ID or Commfides).Log in to see your penalty points
