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The {{European Route Number|6}} is the name of the north-south motorway in [[Norway]] and the motorway along the west coast of [[Sweden]].

From south to north, it comes along [[Trelleborg]], [[Malmö]], [[Helsingborg]], [[Halmstad]], [[Göteborg]] (Gothenburg), [[Uddevalla]], [[Strömstad]], [[Svinesund]] in Sweden, and in Norway [[Sarpsborg]], [[Moss]], [[Oslo]], [[Hamar]], [[Lillehammer]], [[Dovre]], [[Oppdal]], [[Melhus]], [[Trondheim]], [[Stjørdal]], [[Steinkjer]], [[Grong]], [[Mosjøen]], [[Mo i Rana]], [[Saltdal]], [[Fauske]], then further up to [[Hamarøy]] with a [[ferry]] from [[Bognes]] to [[Skarberget]] then on via [[Narvik]], [[Setermoen]], [[Nordkjosbotn]], [[Skibotn]], [[Alta]], [[Olderfjord]], [[Lakselv]], [[Karasjok]], [[Nesseby]] and [[Kirkenes]] in the very northwest northeast of Norway close to the [[Russia]]n border. Its total length is 3,140 km.

The road is a 2+2 lane motorway from outside Trelleborg to north of Uddevalla and from Strömstad to Dal (50 km north of Oslo). There are also stretches further north with four lanes or motorway standard. The rest of the road is ordinary road, usually 6-10 m wide, except for some parts in the extreme north of Norwaywhere it can be narrower than 6m. Especially in the part north of Trondheim it can be has very curvy and it parts. The '''E6''' passes over treeless mountain passes in a few places in Norway. In the [[winter ]] the [[weather]] conditions often can be so rough that the road must be closed temporarily.