Jotunheimen og Valdresruten Bilselskap

JVB was founded on 21 November 1919 after Automobil A/S "Jotunheim" and A/S Valdresrutens Automobilselskap joined together on the same day as dissolving themselves. JVB's bus operations can therefore be traced back to 1909. By summer 1910, the two companies had a total of 11 buses in operation from Fagernes. No other place in Norway had this number of vehicles in operation.

• In 1944, MB Bitihorn was taken over by JVB.
• In 1947, JVB took over the route to Ola Paulsrud in Øystre Slidre Municipality.
• In 1952, JVB began tour buses for Winge Reisebureau and "Norwegian Fjord Lines" tours between Oslo and Bergen.
• In 1953, (15 August) JVB and Ola Westheim bought the bus "Vesle-Venus" as the first bus to travel through Valdresflye.
• In 1954, JVB took over L/L Valdres Lastebilselskap, and JVB took over all personal passengers.
• In 1956, JVB took over Anton Sørumshaugen's route between Fagernes and Aurdal.

• Local bus routes
• School routes
• MB Bitihorn to Bygdin
• Beltebilruta from Tyin to Eidsbugarden^[1]
• Express busses which cross counties to and from large towns such as Bergen, Oslo, Lillehammer, Hønefoss
  • Valdresekspressen (Oslo-Fagernes-Beitostølen / Tyin - Årdal)
  • Øst-Vest Xpressen (Lillehammer-Fagernes-Sogn-Bergen)

• JVB Tur AS
• NorXpress AS
• JVB Travel AS

• Iversen, Ingolf (1994). Jubileumsbok for Jotunheimen og Valdresruten bilselskap : 75 år (in Norwegian). Fagernes: Bilselskapet. ISBN 8299331307.

• Company website
• JVB Tur AS
• JVB Travel AS