Coastal city in São Paulo imposes restrictions on motorhomes and trailers

The Municipal Park in Derrubadas, Brazil, has become a frequent stop for motorhome travelers. Visitors are drawn to the Salto do Yucumã waterfall, considered one of the world's largest longitudinal waterfalls. The park's amenities support the area's growing appeal as a tourist destination for road travelers.

A former school bus has been fully converted into a living space. The renovation to transform it into a mini apartment took two and a half years.

A Brazilian couple has fully converted a bus into a residential motorhome. The interior includes a kitchen, bedroom, and living area, while an exterior deck features a swimming pool. Solar panels on the roof provide energy independence.

A 60-year-old motorcyclist died in an accident on the BR-369 highway. The crash involved a collision with a motorhome.

A Brazilian man built a compact motorhome inspired by the Cybertruck design using an old trailer. The project was completed in a home garage with a budget of around $500, demonstrating the possibility of creating mobile living space with minimal investment.

The municipality of Araçatuba held a public hearing on draft rules for permitting trailers on public land. On January 3, around 80 participants reviewed the proposed regulations and asked questions. The initiative aims to regulate the placement of mobile commercial ventures and ensure transparency in the permitting process.