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National Transport Plan 2025–2036 (Meld. St. 14 2023–2024)

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Sectors: Transport, Urban

The National Transport Plan 2025–2036 (Report to the Storting (white paper) No. 14 (2023–2024)) was submitted to the Storting in March 2024. This is the seventh plan under the current planning system, covering all modes of transport. The plan presents policies and priorities within an economic frame for a twelve-year period and provides perspectives towards 2050 and 2060.

Climate and nature crises lead to a greater emphasis on measures that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, mitigate adverse impacts on nature, and adapt infrastructure to climate change.

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National Transport Plan 2025–2036 (Meld. St. 14 2023–2024)
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Other documents in this entry

National Transport Plan 2018-2029 (Meld. St. 33 2016-2017)
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National Transport Plan 2025–2036 (Meld. St. 14 2023–2024)
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National Transport Plan 2022–2033 (Meld. St. 20 2020-2021
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  • Reduce emissions of urban buses by 100% (2025), of new coaches by 75% (2030), of new trucks by 50% (2030), of urban freight by 100% (2030), of rail by 100% (2030); increase biofuels in aviation by 1% (2019), then 30% (2030) by 2030 against a 2018 baselineTransportation: Public Transport · Target year: 2030

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