Parking for public transport passengers

This is how it works

Park for free

The parking spaces are reserved for public transport passengers Monday–Friday, 06:00–18:00, except holidays. In the period 18:00–06:00, these parking spaces are available to anyone.

Note: Knarvik quay has its own rules, see information further below.

Rules for parking

The maximum parking period is 20 hours, and there is no guaranteed availability. This applies to parking both with and without a parking permit.

It is your responsibility to make sure you have a valid parking permit for your vehicle. If you do not have a valid parking permit, or your car is parked for more than 20 yours, you may be fined in accordance with the Parking Regulations (in Norwegian). In certain situations, your vehicle may also be towed.

Who can get a parking permit

In order to park for free, you need a valid season ticket (7, 30, or 180 days) for adult, senior, student or military within or to/from zone A in the Skyss Ticket app. In addition to a valid season ticket, you also need to register a parking permit in the app.

How to register a parking permit in the Skyss App

Go to “Profil" and “Parking” .
Register up to two vehicles. Please note! You may only park one vehicle at a time.

The parking permit is automatically activated when you renew your season ticket, and it remains active until 18:00 on the day your season ticket expires.

Parking permits when you have a Skyss Travelcard

If you have a Skyss Travelcard for your season ticket, please contact our customer service centre for a parking permit. Parking permits are not yet available in our webshop. 

Find parking

Parking for public transport passengers is available in the following locations: 

Birkelandsskiftet

About 280 places, and 12 electric charging stations.

Parking rules

Parking with a Skyss period ticket: You can park free of charge between 06:00 and 18:00, Monday to Friday.

Parking without a Skyss period ticket: You can park for a fee (using a payment machine or via number plate recognition through the Apcoa Flow app or Apcoa web). It is your responsibility to have a valid parking permit linked to your car. If you do not have a valid permit, you may be issued a fine in accordance with the rates set out in the parking regulations. In certain circumstances, your vehicle may also be towed away.

Knarvik quay

At Knarvik Quay there are 147 parking spaces, including six accessible parking spaces. At the quay itself, there are six spaces for short stops when dropping off or picking up passengers.

There is no guarantee of a seat on buses or boats.

Parking rules

Parking with a Skyss period ticket: You can park free of charge between 05:00 and 18:00, Monday to Friday.

Nesttun

About 180 places, and 12 electric charging stations. Free of charge if you have a valid parking permit.

The parking at Skjoldsskiftet has about 59 places.

Skjold

There are about 88 parking spaces around Skjold. Skjold church 29 places and Skjoldsskiftet 59 places.

Skogsskiftet

About 59 places.

Steinsvikveien

Steinsvikvegen near by Lagunen has about 150 spaces.

Storavatnet terminal

Storavatnet has about 130 spaces.

Parking rules

Parking with a Skyss period ticket: You can park free of charge between 06.00 and 18.00, Monday to Friday.

Parking without a Skyss period ticket: You can park for a fee using the payment machine. Please note that the payment machine has been moved to a new location by the bus terminal. It is your responsibility to have a valid parking permit linked to the vehicle. If you do not have a valid permit, you may be issued a fine according to the rates stated in the parking regulations. In special circumstances, your vehicle may also be removed.