Live trains in Norway

Drop a pin anywhere in Norway and watch every train within 0.5 to 80 km of it, from the local trains through Oslo to Flytoget to the airport and the regional trains to Drammen, Eidsvoll and Skien. Sky Hub Cloud Train Radar shows what's running around your pin right now, on your TV, desktop or tablet.

Sky Hub Cloud Train Radar live train map, 80 km around Oslo S, 45 trains, with the route of Flytoget FLY1 3792 — 45 trains within 80 km of Oslo S on a Monday evening, with the route of Flytoget FLY1 3792 from Oslo Airport to Drammen.

What you see on the map

Trains from Entur's GPS positions, each drawn as an arrow pointing where it is heading
Zoom in and the arrow becomes the whole train, drawn along the track
Colours for each kind of train, explained in the legend
Trains running coupled shown as one train
Click a train and its route is drawn on the map

Train Radar zoomed to 0.5 km at Oslo S with Flytoget and Vy trains drawn along the track — Zoomed to 0.5 km at Oslo S: Flytoget and Vy trains drawn along the track.

Train card of Flytoget FLY2 3977 Oslo S to Oslo Airport with a platform change, occupancy and a service alert — Flytoget FLY2 3977 Oslo S – Oslo Airport: the platform change (14, was 13), how full the train is and a service alert.

Train card of Vy L1 2164 Asker to Lillestrøm with 26 stations, delays and platform changes — Vy L1 2164 Asker – Lillestrøm: 26 stations with delays and platform changes.

Train card of Vy RE11 833 Eidsvoll to Drammen via Oslo Airport with occupancy — Vy RE11 833 Eidsvoll – Drammen via Oslo Airport, 1 minute late, with how full the train is.

What the train card shows

The operator with its logo (Vy, Flytoget) and the kind of service: local, regional or airport express
The line and its route, for example L1 Spikkestad – Oslo S – Lillestrøm
Every station with its time, platform and delay, and platform changes (for example "platform 14, was 13")
How full the train is, for example "Many seats available"
Service alerts, such as a lift out of order at a station
Times in Norwegian local time

How positions work in Norway

Entur publishes the GPS position of the trains, so the train on the map is where the train really is, updated every few seconds. Platforms, delays, occupancy and service alerts come from Entur's real-time data.

Where the data comes from

Data made available by Entur. Contains data under NLOD distributed by Entur.

Beyond a journey planner

Your own pin and radius, from 0.5 km at a platform to 80 km across a region
TRAIN LOG: statistics for your spot, CSV download and a weekly report
The same plan includes Fly Radar and Ship Radar with Coast Explorer, so the Oslofjord also shows ships and the planes over it

Good places to drop a pin

Oslo S: the busiest station in the country, with local, regional and Flytoget trains
Oslo lufthavn: the airport station, with Flytoget and the regional trains north and south
Lillestrøm: east of Oslo, where the lines to the airport and the north meet
Drammen: south-west of Oslo, on the lines to the south and west coast
Trondheim S: the middle of Norway, with the lines south to Oslo, north and east to Sweden
Bergen: the west, at the end of the Bergen Line

Questions

Is it GPS?

Yes, positions come from Entur's GPS data.

Can I see platform changes?

Yes, the card shows the new platform and the one it replaced.

Can I see how full a train is?

Yes, where the operator publishes it.

Does it work on a TV?

Yes, it is built for big screens: TV, desktop or tablet. It works on a phone too.

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