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Driving schools in Oslo

108 approved driving schools in Oslo — every one on the map, with its address and a link to its own page. No ranking: the register says who is approved; who suits you, you find out with a phone call.

approved schools
108
postcodes
77
sole proprietorships
39
schools run by one person
km to Lørenskog
10
nearest municipality with its own page

The schools on the map

The number on a pin is its number in the list below. Point at a school in the list and its pin lights up.

All 108 driving schools in Oslo

Alphabetical. Address and organisation number on every line; the school’s own page has a map and contact details.

Neighbouring municipalities

The municipalities nearest Oslo that also have a page of their own. The distance is measured between the centres of the two school lists.

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Five questions before you choose

The approval is the same for every school. What sets them apart you only learn by asking — and the same five questions to two or three schools give you an honest comparison.

  1. What will the total come to?Not the hourly rate. Ask what a typical learner ends up paying with the compulsory training, the lessons and hiring the car for the test.
  2. How long is the wait?For the first lesson, and for the practical test in the area. In practice the wait is what decides when you are finished.
  3. Where does a lesson start?Do they pick you up at the school, at home or at work? A school that meets you where you are saves you travel time every single lesson.
  4. Manual or automatic?Pass the test in an automatic and the licence is for automatics only. Ask what the school has, and what it recommends for you.
  5. What if you have to cancel?Deadlines and fees vary. Ask before the first lesson, not after the first cold.

What to look for when choosing a driving school

Every school listed here is approved by Statens vegvesen. The approval means the school is licensed to teach — it says nothing about price, waiting times, or how well you will get on with your instructor. That part you have to find out yourself, and it is worth phoning two or three of them before deciding.

Ask for the total price rather than the hourly rate. The compulsory part of the training is the same wherever you drive, but the number of driving lessons people need varies a great deal — and that is where the difference in total cost sits. Ask about the waiting time for the practical test in the area too, because in practice that decides when you can be finished.

The theory test is taken at Statens vegvesen, not at the school

The driving school handles the practical training and the compulsory courses. The theory test itself you book and sit at a Statens vegvesen traffic station — and you may take it before you start driving, alongside your lessons, or afterwards.

Most people take it early, because a pass is valid for three years and because the theory makes the first driving lessons easier to follow. You can practise free on 1480 practice questions here, with an explanation for every answer.

Take the free mock exam Find a traffic station at Statens vegvesen

About the information on this page

The list comes from the Central Coordinating Register for Legal Entities (Enhetsregisteret) at Brønnøysundregistrene, reproduced under the NLOD 2.0 licence. We show name, address and organisation number — not email or mobile number, because in this dataset those are frequently personal.

For sole proprietorships we show only the postcode and town, not the street address: the enterprise is legally the person, and the registered address is often a home address.

If you are listed here and want the details corrected or removed, tell us and we will do it. Details that are wrong in Enhetsregisteret have to be corrected there to be right everywhere.

Report an error or ask for removal

The lessons you have to wait for. The theory you can start today.

A passed theory test is valid for three years, and the theory makes the first lessons easier to follow. One fixed mock exam is free with an account — and the whole sign catalogue is open without one.

Take the free mock exam See every road sign

Frequently asked questions

How many driving schools are there in Oslo?

108 approved driving schools are registered in Oslo. All of them are in the list above with address and organisation number, and each has its own page on our map.

Which driving school in Oslo is best?

We do not rank them. The register says who is approved, not who is good — and what is good for you depends on price, waiting time and the instructor. Phone two or three, ask the five questions on this page, and pick the one you click with.

Do I take the theory test at a driving school in Oslo?

No. The driving school handles the practical training and the compulsory courses, while the theory test is booked and sat at Statens vegvesen. You can practise free on 1480 questions here first.

Where does the school information come from?

From Enhetsregisteret at Brønnøysundregistrene, reproduced under the NLOD 2.0 licence. We show name, address and organisation number — not email or mobile number.

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