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TT-kort is a transportation support program for taxi travel for individuals who cannot use public transportation due to a permanent functional impairment. The card is provided by Buskerud County Municipality to residents of Buskerud who are over 10 years old and have a lasting functional disability (over 2 years) that prevents them from using collective transport. The program provides a basic grant twice per year (January and July) that is loaded onto the card, which can be used for taxi trips without any co-payment. For the first half of 2026, the basic grant is 2,800 NOK. Additional grants are provided for specific user groups, including those who need wheelchair-accessible vehicles, those living more than 15 kilometers from the municipal center, and blind/visually impaired and wheelchair users who receive extra state funding of 23,000 NOK per half year. The card is personal and can be used for leisure trips such as shopping, visits, and errands throughout Norway, but not for patient transport, school transport, or work/education travel. Unused balance from the first half of the year transfers to the second half, but is reset at year-end.

TT-kort is a transportation subsidy card for residents of Akershus county, Norway who are unable to use public transportation due to a permanent or long-term disability. The program provides financial support for taxi travel for leisure purposes. The card is administered by Akershus County Council and provides a basic grant to all eligible recipients, with additional amounts available for certain groups including blind, severely visually impaired, and wheelchair users through a national funding scheme. The subsidy is distributed twice annually, in January and July, and unused funds from the first half of the year carry over to the second half, though all balances reset at year-end. The program aims to provide transportation access to individuals whose disabilities prevent them from using regular public transit, enabling them to participate in society and maintain their independence.