Norway coverage guide
Norway differs from a single-city network: PT Widgets uses Entur's nationwide transport data, so one consistent board can cover many local and long-distance operators across the country.
Independent app; not affiliated with the transport operators named on this page.
Operators & coverage
Entur brings together Norwegian public transport data. PT Widgets searches its nationwide catalogue of stops and stations, so the operator shown for a departure can vary by region and transport mode.
Local branding and line identities come from the journey data, while PT Widgets provides one consistent countdown and freshness model.
Local, regional, long-distance and airport rail services remain distinguishable when Entur provides the relevant information.
Water and cable-based services can appear on the same board without being mislabelled as buses or trains.
Norway coverage guide
Entur's nationwide catalogue lets you search well beyond a single city and save favourites across many regions and transport modes.
Bus, rail, ferry, tram, metro and cable modes remain distinct; valid line colours from Entur can be used without forcing one city palette onto the whole country.
The board keeps Entur's aimed and expected departure times separate, using expected time for the countdown when available.
PT Widgets can choose neutral national, dark rail or regional display treatments inspired by real Norwegian information systems without copying operator logos.
A journey may involve Ruter-branded local transport, rail infrastructure and services from other operators. Entur brings this information together; PT Widgets remains an independent display, not an official Ruter or Bane NOR screen.
Ferries and fast boats are first-class transport modes. A useful board may mix bus, light rail and water departures, so filters matter more than simply choosing the nearest stop name.
National geographic coverage does not mean every departure has a live vehicle prediction. Lower-frequency or remote services may be timetable-only while a city departure on the same day provides expected time.
Norway coverage guide
Use locality and mode to disambiguate repeated stop names, especially when a stop place contains bus platforms, rail tracks and ferry quays.
Search for a station, open its departure board, and add it to your favourites. You can also create a combined board when several nearby stops belong to the same journey.
Touch and hold an empty area of the Home Screen, choose Add Widget, search for PT Widgets, pick a size, and place it where it is useful at a glance.
Touch and hold the placed widget, choose Edit Widget, then select a fixed favourite or automatic-by-location mode. Filters and display design can be changed per widget.
The countdown keeps moving between updates. Refresh when needed and check the real-time or stale-data indicator before leaving.
Real app captures
The same app brings saved boards, departure monitors and widgets together. These examples show a Vienna station; Norwegian stations use the services and real-time information available through Entur.
Captured from the current app using representative sample departures. App example: Stephansplatz in Vienna. The design and available real-time data depend on your chosen station.
FAQ
Coverage is nationwide rather than limited to a fixed city list. A stop is usable when Entur includes it and provides departure data for it.
Yes. Suburban, regional and long-distance trains can appear alongside ferries, coaches, funiculars and aerial lifts, depending on the data available for the stop.
Not currently through PT Widgets. Norwegian departure boards are supported, but line disruption alerts are presently limited to Vienna and Linz.
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