The E39 Road is a major European route that runs along the western coast of Norway. It connects the cities of Kristiansand in the south to Bergen in the north, covering a distance of approximately 1,200 kilometers. The road is part of the larger European route network, which facilitates international travel and trade across Europe. The E39 is known for its scenic views, including fjords, mountains, and coastal landscapes. It features several ferry crossings, which are essential for navigating the waterways along the route. The road plays a crucial role in connecting communities and supporting the local economy in Norway.