Rideshare brands in Oslo

Local rideshare brands in Oslo, Norway you'll actually see on shelves and signage.

Bolt (Pricier) — Usually undercuts Uber and the taxi firms, though nothing here is cheap.
Uber Oslo (Pricier) — Legal in Oslo since 2020 but expensive. Availability is decent in the centre.
Ruter (metro / tram) (Cheaper) — A 24-hour Ruter pass costs about one-fifth of a single cross-town taxi.

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