Editing Traffic message channel (section)

=== Norway ===

Since 2009, [[NRK]] is testing an open TMC service.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.nrk.no/nyheter/trafikk/1.6439664 |title=Trafikkmeldinger når du trenger det: NRK sender trafikkmeldinger til navigasjonssystem (RDS/TMC) |trans-title=Traffic information when you need it: NRK broadcasts traffic information to navigation (RDS/TMC)| publisher= NRK Nyheter (NRK News) |access-date=2014-02-21 | first1 = Bjarte | last1 = Johannesen | first2=Per Kristian | last2 = Johansen | date = 30 April 2011}}</ref>
The open service is transmitted using the P1-frequency. NRK broadcasts information on road works, planned closures and winter-closed mountain passes. Updates on accidents and other unforeseen information are currently done Mon-Fri 05.30–22.00, Sat 09.30–17.00 and Sun 13.00–22.00.

Commercial radio station P4 and Mediamobile<ref>{{cite web| url = http://www.mediamobile.com/index.php/en| url-status = dead| archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20140211055458/http://www.mediamobile.com/index.php/en/| archive-date = 2014-02-11| title = Mediamobile - Home}}</ref> is providing a TMC service called V-Traffic in Norway. This service is encrypted but free for all private users when the navigator manufacturer has included it in its product.

The Norwegian FM network will be closed in January 2017 and with that, it is foreseen that all TMC services will be closed. Since 2014, P4 and Mediamobile are running a Digital Radio service that replaces the RDS-TMC in Norway. This service goes under the name V-Traffic DAB.

[[Statens vegvesen]], the ''Norwegian Public Roads Administration (NPRA)'', provides location tables.