Swedish driver fined for exceeding trailer weight limit with standard license

A dispute arose in Sweden over motorhomes parked at Lake Halen in Olofström. Residents complained on social media, and the municipality stated the area is not a designated parking lot. Under Swedish law, sleeping in a motorhome on a legal parking spot is allowed, but the right of public access (allemansrätten) does not apply to vehicles: parking in forests, beaches, or lawns is prohibited. Parking lots have time limits (usually 24 hours), and rest areas are intended only for short stops.

A Fleetwood Revolution motorhome, over 12 meters long, has been listed for sale in Sweden on Blocket for 1.5 million Swedish kronor. It features four electric slide-outs, a 400 hp Cummins ISL diesel engine, 6,900 miles on the odometer, 600W solar panels, a washer-dryer, two TVs, and a full kitchen.

Fritids Center i Ängelholm AB has introduced the Challenger S217 Sport Edition. The vehicle features long beds and an automatic transmission, positioned as an alternative to panel van campers.

The motorhome parking area at Handelshamnen in Karlskrona is full of vehicles from near and far. Visitors cite proximity to water, city life, and the freedom to just be.

In Tidaholm, Sweden, motorhome owners can park for free up to 48 hours at three locations: near the library, the promenade, and the Bruksvilleparken parking lot. The columnist urges the municipality to further develop motorhome tourism.

Thule has launched the Epos ParkSecure, a new version of its hitch-mounted bike rack featuring four integrated parking sensors. The system covers a zone up to 1350 mm and 29-inch wheels, providing audible and visual alerts when reversing. It connects via USB and Bluetooth to the Thule app. Requires a 13-pin connector; not compatible with 7-pin. Capacity: 60 kg total (30 kg per bike), max tire width 3 inches (5 inches with accessory). Price: €1,499.95, pre-order available at thule.com.