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A resident of Norway reported a dangerous rut on Vallevegen road, causing sudden jerks for vehicles with boat trailers and caravans. The issue has persisted for several years and poses a safety hazard.
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A resident of Norway reported a dangerous rut on Vallevegen road, causing sudden jerks for vehicles with boat trailers and caravans. The issue has per...
A resident of Norway reported a dangerous rut on Vallevegen road, causing sudden jerks for vehicles with boat trailers and caravans. The issue has persisted for several years and poses a safety hazard.
Updated: 11.07.2026
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