Caravan Xpo opens Thursday

The Norwegian Motorhome Association held its first motorhome rally on Hitra. The event took place over the weekend at Fjellvang Youth Centre, with 26 motorhomes arriving from Lom, Bølandet and Namsos. The programme included a speech by Hitra mayor John Lernes, a raffle, dancing and a venison stew dinner.

A motorhome overturned on the E16 near Øyane in Voss on Tuesday at 18:26. The driver, a man in his 30s, was overtaking when he lost control; the motorhome hit the guardrail and rolled over. Two people were in the vehicle, both got out on their own. No other vehicles were involved. The driver's licence was confiscated. By 20:19 the motorhome had been recovered and the road was open to traffic.

In Steinkjer (Norway), another motorhome theft occurred. On September 10, local publication Trønder-Avisa reported the theft of a motorhome in the city center.

On Sunday, a caravan was blown over by wind at a campsite in Andenes, Norway. No one was inside at the time. The caravan was completely destroyed, and debris struck a nearby motorhome, breaking a window and damaging a wall. No injuries were reported, according to a representative of Hvalsafari AS.

A car hit a guardrail and overturned on the E6 in Djupvik, Kåfjord municipality. Police and fire services responded. One person was in the vehicle; no injuries have been reported. One lane is closed, with a detour via Spåkenes available if both lanes are shut.

Seven motorhomes occupied spaces at the Jar metro station commuter car park in Bærum on Friday morning. The car park has nearly 200 spaces and allows free parking for up to 24 hours. Morten Skauge of the Conservative Party said the motorhomes take capacity from commuters and called for a possible parking ban for motorhomes and campervans. He said the municipal director, Rasmus Myklebust, promised to present possible measures, but no proposals have been received since August 2025. Earlier this summer, about 30 foreign motorhomes were parked at the site at the same time.