Ferry operator · Norway
Ruter
- Routes
- 64
- Terminals
- 28
- Regions
- 1
- Avg crossing
- 10 min
Ruter operates around 64 of the ferry routes in our Norway data, concentrated around Oslo og Akershus. As a Norwegian ferry operator, its road-ferry fares run through the AutoPASS system — foot passengers usually travel free and vehicles are billed by length.
Official site: ruter.no — always confirm the current timetable there before travelling.
Timetables
Routes operated by Ruter
Showing the 4 most-searched of the 64 routes Ruter runs.
| Route | Crossing | Sailings/day | Region |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slemmestad → Aker | 28 min | 2 | Oslo og Akershus |
| Fornebu → Aker | 11 min | 3 | Oslo og Akershus |
| Nesoddtangen → Lysaker | 8 min | 27 | Oslo og Akershus |
| Aker → Nesoddtangen | 13 min | 52 | Oslo og Akershus |
The network
Where Ruter sails
Paying aboard
Fares with Ruter
Driving with Ruter? Its road-ferry fares use AutoPASS for Ferries — vehicles are billed automatically by length and foot passengers usually travel free. There is normally no ticket to buy in advance.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Where does Ruter operate?
Ruter runs ferries in Norway, mostly around Oslo og Akershus.
How many routes does Ruter run?
Around 64 routes in our data, serving 28 terminals.
Can I take a car on Ruter ferries?
Most are Norwegian road ferries: you drive on without a ticket and are charged automatically by length through AutoPASS.
Do I need to book Ruter in advance?
Most Norwegian road ferries can't be reserved — you join the queue and drive on. A few longer or seasonal routes take vehicle bookings.
How do I find Ruter timetables?
SailNordic lists the routes and service pattern. For exact departure times and seasonal changes, check Ruter on its official site before you travel.