Why Does It Take So Long To Drive In Norway?

The length of Norway is the same as the West Coast of the U.S., but takes three times longer to drive by car. Why?
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[@daveburklund2295]

Sounds perfect to me.

[@Kapteinpro]

Uh I have seen way more of the 90 zone then 80 zone to the matter of the fact I have never seen an 80 zone

[@Carlium]

FYI: If you want to go to the northernmost point of Norway from Oslo, there's only one ferry crossing.

[@NicholasLuund]

Correct! Do you know where?

[@Carlium]

@@NicholasLuund Bognes - Skarberget or Drag - Kjøpsvik, I use them at work, personally I'd prefer Drag - Kjøpsvik, since the road is more "calmer" with less turns and hills.

[@davidlittle7182]

'The World Factbook' doesn't look very accurate for coastline lengths

[@ganonk79]

There's no one "accurate" coastline length. The length varies significantly depending on how you measure it. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coastline_paradox