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Subsea road tunnel in Rogaland, Norway, opened in 2019, approximately 14.4 km long and 292 m deep, currently the world's longest and deepest subsea road tunnel.
Subsea road tunnel in Møre og Romsdal, Norway, opened in 2008, reaching a maximum depth of about 287 m below sea level, making it one of the world's deepest road tunnels.
Subsea road tunnel connecting the island of Vardø to the mainland in Finnmark, Norway, opened in 1982 as one of Norway's first subsea road tunnels.
Road tunnel in Vestland county, Norway, about 11.4 km long, carrying the E16 highway through the mountains between Flåm and Voss, opened in 1991.
Subsea road tunnel beneath the Oslofjord in Norway, opened in 2000, about 7.2 km long, linking Drøbak on the east side to Hurum on the west side.
