The Standing Committee on Transport and Communications is considering a private member's bill from six MPs to eliminate the studded tyre fee. Two Progress Party members among the sponsors are asking the government to repeal the fee regulation and amend the Road Traffic Act to prevent such fees from being introduced, while a Centre Party member has tabled a separate proposal to exempt commercial traffic from the fee. The committee recommends that parliament reject the bill.
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Parliament calls on the government to repeal the regulation imposing fees for studded tyres and supplementary fees, and to propose amendments to the Road Traffic Act section 13 to prevent any such fees from being introduced.
Parliament calls on the government to exempt commercial traffic from the scope of the regulation imposing fees for studded tyres and supplementary fees.
Document 8:35 S (2025–2026) – Private member's bill from MPs Bård Hoksrud, Dagfinn Henrik Olsen, Frank Edvard Sve, May Helen Hetland Ervik, Mats Henriksen and Erlend Wiborg to abolish the studded tyre fee scheme – is not passed.