Sandvika Station

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Sandvika
Sandvika, main entrance
Location
Place Sandvika
Municipality Bærum
Coordinates 59°53′34″N 10°31′32″E / 59.89278°N 10.52556°E / 59.89278; 10.52556Coordinates: 59°53′34″N 10°31′32″E / 59.89278°N 10.52556°E / 59.89278; 10.52556
Line(s) Asker Line
Drammen Line
Service
Opened 1872
Platforms 4
Owner Norwegian National Rail Administration
Line operator(s) Norwegian State Railways
Airport Express Train
Connections
Ruter

Sandvika Station (Norwegian: Sandvika stasjon) is a railway station located in downtown Sandvika in Bærum, Akershus, Norway. The station serves as a local public transport hub and is located on the Asker Line and the Drammen Line. The station was opened with the Drammen Line in 1872. In 2005 the Asker Line opened allowing though trains to bypass local trains and head directly to the next mayor station, Asker. An expansion of the Asker Line to Lysaker is under construction.

The station is served by commuter trains, regional trains, and the Airport Express Train airport express trains to Oslo Airport, Gardermoen. The station also serves as a bus station for Sandvika.

Preceding station Line Following station
Asker Asker Line
Slependen
Jong
Drammen Line Blommenholm
Preceding station Regional trains Following station
Asker   Airport Express   Lysaker
Asker   SkienOslo SLillehammer   Lysaker



Preceding station Local trains Following station
Slependen 400 AskerOslo SLillestrøm   Blommenholm
Asker 440 DrammenOslo SDal   Lysaker
450 KongsbergOslo SEidsvoll  
550 SpikkestadOslo SMoss  
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