Vegferd knows when the ferry leaves, what it costs, whether you will make it, and where it is right now. The example is the E39 between Bergen and Stavanger, with two crossings; the same goes for Moskenes, Bognes and Hella.
Every crossing is drawn in, and the ferries move on the map in real time. Tap the ferry symbol on the line for the departures. Tap a ferry under way to see where it is heading and when it arrives.
Five routes along the E39. The fastest takes 4 h 23 min with both ferries, and the arrival at 18:52 is computed from the departures, not from an average speed across the fjord.
The ferry sits in the turn card on the car screen while you drive: next departure 20:40, estimated wait 15 min, and the arrival includes the crossing. If you are late, Vegferd says so and counts on the next one.
The ferry quay is a turn like any other. Vegferd names the ferry, the next departure and the wait, and on the map you watch the ferry come in to the quay.
Vegferd follows the ferry across the fjord with its live position: on the way to Sandvikvåg, on time, arriving 14:45. Every ferry in Bjørnafjorden is on the map where it actually is.
Arsvågen–Mortavika at 18:00, 147 kr. The wait is computed from where you are now, and the toll stations are in the same list, so you know what the trip costs before you pay.
Follow the other trips from start to finish, and see what Vegferd gives you along the way.
Compare routes with forecasts of the driving conditions on the different mountain passes.
3mountain passes on the route
The traffic flow on the map and the speed on the stretches ahead of you.
4½ minmeasured ahead of you
Free to use. Live ferries, warnings on the way and the costs per route are Pluss.
