Something I love about Oslo: This city is incredibly quiet.

Lots of people are walking/biking/scooting. And most vehicles are electric, while speed limits are typically 30 km/hr (19 mph), so engine/tire noise is negligible.

A reminder that cities aren't loud; *cars* are loud.

@davidzipper I noticed that as well in Bergen. I'm from πŸ‡³πŸ‡±, last year I went on a congress+holiday in πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡² and an American coworker warned me the USA is loud, and boy was he right. Off course all the cars (love the trucks with jay brakes descending into town 3am, even though forbidden), you can hear trains from 5mi away, but even without traffic it's loud. People, aircon & vents, construction sites, insects, everything seems to be louder in the US.