Traffic center east tells Dagbladet that it is very slippery in a small area in Østfold – around Sarpsborg, Fredrikstad and Halden.
Police also report that it is very slippery on Fv107 in Fredrikstad.
– Slippery and more slippery vehicles in Vettatoppen. Police are blocking the road from both sides, wrote the police on Twitter.
They say both trucks and cars were in trouble Monday morning.
– If possible, avoid using this stretch of road now, the police are pressing.
Difficult driving conditions can also be expected in the near future. Much warmer air before it gets colder again during Thursday means slippery roads, meteorologists wrote on Twitter.
– So to speak, all of southern Norway has an ice warning, so remember to drive carefully and keep up to date, they write.
Tunnel closed
On Monday at 08.40, the police report that the Oslofjord tunnel is closed due to a traffic accident. The extent of the damage is not known.
– The road is closed in both directions. Emergency services are on the way, police say.
The other Monday the police also received a report of a traffic accident in Halden. A bus and a car went off the road. Police are reporting traffic problems at the site.
The E6 in Ingedal was also closed due to car recovery.
– There is a tanker loaded with diesel that needs to be emptied, reports Vegtrafikksentralen öst.
– Deviation for fv. 118.
E6 closed
In Ånes in Viken, a person was taken to the emergency room for a checkup after a traffic accident between two cars.
There were also traffic problems in Trøndelag on Monday morning. On the E6 in Trondheim near Moholtlia, a lorry train has lost its trailer.
– Leads to many queues on the E6 in Trondheim, says traffic operator Stian Gullvåg Vegtrafikksentralen to Dagbladet.
At 07.47 the Central Traffic Center reports that there are traffic problems in Namsskogan. The E6 at Storholmen is closed for car recovery. Gullvåg says he could take some time for the road to open. Bilberger is on site.
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The E6 above Saltfjellet has been closed. At 08.17, the North Road Traffic Center announces that traffic jams will soon be introduced.
On the provincial road 51 Valdresflye in Innlandet, the road is closed due to snowdrifts. The Norwegian Road Administration estimates that the road could be reopened at 9am, but stresses that this is uncertain.
Vegtrafikksentralen south wrote at 07.30 on Twitter that on the E134 above Haukelifjell there could be a queue at short notice.
Traffic management assistance
In Tromsø, a trailer blocks the road on Kattfjordeidet in Henrikvikdalen. At 08.11 the police write that they have been at the scene and assisted in traffic management.
– The trailer had a chain attached and moved away. The road is open, reports the police.
On Kringsjåveien in Bergen, the police received a report of a traffic accident between two cars.
– There are no serious injuries, writes the police.
The cars must have been moved off the road, but this could still result in reduced access, police say.
