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Norwegian police report several motorhome incidents: a near head-on collision with a patrol car on E16, a motorhome running off the road on E18, and a driver hitting parked cars in Austevoll.
On Monday morning on the E16 near Oslo Airport, police stopped a motorhome driving in the wrong direction. According to police, the vehicle nearly had a head-on collision with a patrol car. Duty officer Kjetil Elnan Ringset reported numerous emergency calls from drivers.
Earlier, on the same E16 at the Hønengata/Hvalsmoveien intersection (Gummikrysset), a motorhome, a car and a motorcycle collided. Police said no one was seriously injured. By 14:30 emergency services had cleared the scene, but traffic delays remained.
On the E18 on June 13, a motorhome ran off the road. Emergency services responded, and one person was taken to an emergency room. Details are being clarified.
On May 23 in Bakkasund, Austevoll, a motorhome hit several parked cars. The driver is suspected of driving under the influence. A case has been opened and the driver's license confiscated.
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On Monday morning, police stopped a motorhome driving the wrong way on the E16 near Oslo Airport. The vehicle nearly collided head-on with a police ca...
On Monday morning, police stopped a motorhome driving the wrong way on the E16 near Oslo Airport. The vehicle nearly collided head-on with a police car. Operations leader Kjetil Elnan Ringseth reported multiple emergency calls about the incident.
A traffic accident occurred Wednesday afternoon on the E16 highway at the Hønengata/Hvalsmoveien intersection, known as Gummikrysset, in Norway. Three...
A traffic accident occurred Wednesday afternoon on the E16 highway at the Hønengata/Hvalsmoveien intersection, known as Gummikrysset, in Norway. Three vehicles were involved: a motorhome, a passenger car and a motorcycle. Police reported no serious injuries. By 14:30 emergency services had cleared the scene, though traffic disruptions remained.
A motorhome ran off the road on the E18 highway in Norway. Emergency services are on site, one person has been taken to an emergency clinic.
A motorhome ran off the road on the E18 highway in Norway. Emergency services are on site, one person has been taken to an emergency clinic.
Emergency services responded to E18 on Saturday evening after a report of a motorhome leaving the roadway. The incident occurred on June 13. Details a...
Emergency services responded to E18 on Saturday evening after a report of a motorhome leaving the roadway. The incident occurred on June 13. Details are being clarified.
Police received a report of a motorhome that collided with several parked cars in Bakkasundet, Austevoll. The driver is suspected of driving under the...
Police received a report of a motorhome that collided with several parked cars in Bakkasundet, Austevoll. The driver is suspected of driving under the influence. Damage to one parked car was found. A case has been opened and the driver's license confiscated.
Updated: 18.07.2026
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