In the game Euro Truck Simulator 2, Norway has these roundabouts located *within* tunnels. Do they actually exist in Norway in real life?

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1. Yes.

2. Yup! They are real.

3. Yes. That pic looks specifically modelled after [Vallaviktunnelen](https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vallaviktunnelen)

4. Also google “Lærdalstunnelen”

5. [Yep!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XqelJpxRWU)

6. Haha yes actually very real.
   Long tunnels make you kind of hyptotized so they need to make things different every now and then or you will probably drive into a wall. No joke

7. Here’s another one, in Trondheim (Marienborgtunellen): https://goo.gl/maps/ypXwpd8LuUyFAnAU7

8. Several roundabouts in the tunnel system in Tromsø.

9. Generally speaking, any notable details and quirks you find in ETS2 are based on real life counterparts in the area you find them. Another example is the corkscrew tunnel between Bergen / Stavanger and Oslo, which is based on [Hordatunnelen in Røldal](https://maps.app.goo.gl/B5g8eCRhoL38LSYs8).

10. You socialists and your dirty round about toonel in merica we go straight 🇺🇲💪😼🫀💀

11. Plenty of them. You can find them easily on Google Maps.

12. Yes. For example the tunnel that connects with the Hardanger bridge (world’s longest free hanging suspension bridge) has a roundabout inside the tunnel. It’s road 13 between Voss and Ulvik. 🙂

13. Yup. Just got back from Tromso and was surprised by that as well.

14. Yes! The one in Drammen with the glowing egg is a personal favorite.

    https://maps.app.goo.gl/bRqfy4YHh7jYexdT7

15. Another one here, at the Dalsfjordsambandet.

    [https://www.google.com/maps/@61.3724539,5.4043293,1051m/data=!3m1!1e3](https://www.google.com/maps/@61.3724539,5.4043293,1051m/data=!3m1!1e3)

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    Sadly it’s not visible on street view. You can find a picture here: https://www.firda.no/motor/i-dag-kan-du-koyre-her/s/1-51-6705646

16. Even Sandvika has one.

17. yes, its very cool and you should go to it just to see how cool the lighting in there is

18. There´s one like that under Drammen.

19. There are ten of them in Norway and some on the Faroe Islands too!

    Three in Tromsø under the city. One in Trondheim. One by Dale in Dalsfjorden, Vestland. Two by the Hardanger Bridge. One in Sandvika, Oslo. One in Drammen. And the last one is close to Karmøy south of Haugesund.

20. Yes, they do exist in several of our longest tunnels.

21. Oh yes. And we have many of them. Norway is known for having the best tunnel engineers in the world

22. Hardangerbrua uten blåe lys

23. https://earth.google.com/web/@59.88897489,10.52100407,10.4740572a,0d,60y,340.1163975h,81.01322475t,0r/data=IhoKFjlKTWU4eGc3eUY1cE5HSFE4ZHdNeEEQAg

24. Yes

25. Yes got 3 of those back to back in one tunnel where i live. (Tromsø)

26. Tromsø has plenty of them also, the whole main island has tunnels all connected and roundabout inside

27. There’s a bunch of em. That’s what you get when you love roundabouts and have a really fu*king hilly ass country and the money to make em.

28. Literally just took this on my way to Bergen from Oslo, I thought this was a photo of the exact one I took ! Lol

29. Check out sentrumstangenten in Tromsø.. It’s absolutely awful [link to Google maps](https://goo.gl/maps/eZv9jwAGWg4mPXMq7)

30. Yup, there are plenty but they have 2 on Tromsøya right underneath the city! It’s actually pretty damn cool!

31. I had to drive around that shit probably 5 times before finally exiting right when I visited Tromsø few weeks back. 😀😀. And google map fucked us inside the tunnel. 😀We don’t have that in Finland.

32. Yes. First done in Tromsø.

33. Fuck I love Norway

34. Tromsø has roundabout under the city tunnel