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How to Speed up the Queue and Not Get a Fine? The Zip Rule Is Not a Non-Binding Courtesy
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There was a queue on Thursday when the Norwegian Public Roads Administration let traffic through a little too early.
The so-called zipper is not a voluntary courtesy, but a legal obligation. If you deliberately block it, you risk a fine of up to 2,000 crowns. The recipe for smooth passage is simple: make full use of both lanes and merge at the very end, alternating one vehicle from each lane.
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