Infrastructure of Norway

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Norway's Logistics Performance Index is 3.96. This indicates good work – the logistics system is well prepared and organized, cargo in most cases arrives on time and is not damaged, and the infrastructure is ready to cope with even unpredictably large volumes of traffic if it is not overloaded.

Customs efficiency is estimated at 4.21. This indicates good performance - customs clearance is fast and efficient, and in some cases may be absent altogether (for example, the borders of the Schengen zone), which stimulates international business activity; the required paperwork and fees are predictable and publicly available, and in some cases (primarily in relation to visas) can be arranged at customs.

The quality of infrastructure in Norway is rated at 4.19. This indicates good quality - roads, railways, ports and other facilities are adapted and regularly maintained to deal with high levels of traffic at all times, and there are also likely to be dedicated facilities to handle heavy and/or special traffic or vehicles ( such as motorways, also known as autobahns and deep water ports).

Quality of international delivery 3.42. This is indicative of a satisfactory performance - the services are adequate and the prices are not too high and usually exactly match the quality, although there is still room for improvement.

The competence of logistics service providers is rated at 4.19. Providers are very competent - they always provide high quality shipments and traffic processing, their work is fast and reliable; any errors that may occur are compensated without question.

The ability to track shipments is rated at 3.5. This indicates satisfactory performance - tracking systems provide all the basic information, as well as additional data on shipments; in most cases, it also has well-established cooperation with foreign and international tracking systems, and also usually provides information in several languages.

The tracking capabilities of shipments are rated at 4.36. This indicates good performance - shipments almost always arrive on schedule and often faster than expected.

In Norway, 100% of the ulation has access to electricity. Norway has 95 airports throughout the country. There are 3,588,000 internet hosts in Norway. The number of vehicles per 1000 inhabitants in Norway is 31.

Road network
The total length of roads in Norway is 93,870 km (58,341 miles). Of these, 407 km (253 mi) of roads are classified as motorways, freeways or autobahns.

Gas price
On average, you pay US$2.27 per liter of petrol in Norway. One liter of diesel fuel will cost $1.56.