About this map
This map shows live delays and cancellations for passenger trains in Norway: Vy, SJ Nord, Go-Ahead Nordic, Flytoget and
the cross-border trains to Sweden. It updates every two minutes with real-time data from Entur, Norway's national
public transport data service.
How to read the map
- Each ring shows the trains at a station in the chosen time window: blue on time, amber delayed, red cancelled.
A grey ring means the trains there haven't run yet.
- The colour of the track shows how trains are doing on each stretch between two stations. Busier stretches are drawn wider.
- Select a station for its departures and arrivals, or a train to follow it stop by stop.
- Lines lists every line, such as L1, R12, RE10, F4 or F6, with the worst-affected first.
Messages collects the operators' notices about closures, reduced speed and replacement buses.
When does a train count as delayed?
Local and regional trains count as delayed from 4 minutes late, long-distance trains from 6 minutes: the same limits
Bane NOR uses for its punctuality statistics. Bane NOR measures when a train reaches its final destination; this map
measures at every station, so its figures are not official punctuality statistics.
Why can I look back only one hour?
Entur removes a train's live data about an hour after it reaches its destination, so earlier delays can't be shown.
Data and disclaimer
Timetables, real-time data and service messages come from Entur under the Norwegian Licence for Open Government Data (NLOD).
Where Entur has no track shape, mostly on the lines to Sweden, it comes from © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
This map is an independent project and is not affiliated with Entur, Bane NOR or the train operators.
Before you travel, check your operator's app or website.
Also see the live map of flight delays at Norwegian airports.