Vegferd sees the mountain passes on the route, the weather on the road surface where you pass, and whether you should pick another one. The example is Bergen–Geilo, 235 km over Hardangervidda; the same goes for Saltfjellet, Dovrefjell and Kvænangsfjellet.
Three routes to Geilo, and Vegferd compares them on the conditions where you pass: Hardangervidda good, Hol–Aurland and Hemsedalsfjellet poor with convoy driving. The fastest is 28 min faster than the next.
The charging stations in order along the route, filtered on power and connector, and how many points are free right now: Circle K Nesttun, 400 kW, 4 of 6 free.
The road camera at Trengereid on the E16, towards Bergen and towards Voss, with the picture from right now. And the rest areas along the route, with what they have.
The driving conditions as a graph: the road surface temperature drops below zero over Hardangervidda, with the weather and road warnings for the hour you are there. On the car screen too.
Least energy over Hardangervidda, +19 % over Hol–Aurland and +48 % over Hemsedalsfjellet. The climb is counted in, so you know before you choose.
Follow the other trips from start to finish, and see what Vegferd gives you along the way.
Free to use. The driving conditions along the route, the weather stations and the route over another pass are Pluss.
