Oslo has been experiencing significant disruption in its public transport system due to heavy snowfall that occurred overnight. Many bus lines have either been partially or completely canceled, with certain stops rendered inaccessible. This snow and the resulting slippery conditions have posed challenges for the city's bus service, as reported by Ruter, the public transport authority.

In light of the considerable snowfall, Ruter is advising commuters to remain updated about service changes, as many bus shelters will not be serviced on Saturday morning. While the bus network is facing complications, the Norwegian Road Traffic Central has indicated that, at this stage, no major issues have been reported for car drivers navigating the streets of Oslo. The ongoing efforts to salt and plow the roads are being overseen by Barbro Evensen Venhagen, who has emphasized the need for caution as changing temperatures could create treacherous conditions.

Officials are urging the public to drive safely, maintain distance, and adhere to slower speeds as roads may become icier as temperatures fluctuate. This snowfall is part of a typical winter weather pattern for Oslo, yet it brings to light the challenges faced in maintaining public transportation services during inclement weather, highlighting the importance of readiness to adapt to weather-related disruptions.