In a recent incident in Oslo, Norway, the Operatunnelen was partially closed due to a case of street racing that took place late Friday night. According to the Oslo police, two cars collided, with one being pushed into the tunnel wall during the race. Video footage reviewed by authorities indicates that four vehicles were involved in the street racing, and one driver lost control, spinning and hitting another car while causing significant disruption on the road.

The incident resulted in the police confiscating the driver's license of the individual who caused the chaos. While the police are investigating the collision, it remains unclear whether any individuals sustained injuries as a result of the incident. In response to the collisions, both the right and middle lanes of the tunnel were temporarily closed, but the road was re-opened to traffic by around 01:20 AM.

This event highlights ongoing concerns about dangerous driving behavior and street racing amongst young drivers in urban areas. Such incidents not only put participants at risk but also endanger other road users and lead to significant disruptions in traffic. The authorities are likely to increase monitoring to ensure public safety in light of events like this.