The Oslo Tramway is a public transportation system in Oslo, Norway, consisting of several tram lines that connect various neighborhoods and key areas of the city. It is operated by Ruter, the public transport authority, and serves as an essential mode of transport for both residents and visitors. The tramway system is known for its efficiency and accessibility, making it a popular choice for commuting. Trams in Oslo run on tracks that are integrated into the city's road network, allowing them to navigate through busy streets. The system features modern trams, which are designed for comfort and sustainability, contributing to Oslo's goal of reducing carbon emissions and promoting eco-friendly transport options.