Overturned campervan blocks highway in Slovenia, traffic diverted

A bus and a motorhome collided on the Primorska highway in Slovenia on the morning of May 22, causing the motorhome to overturn. The accident occurred between Logatec and Unec, blocking all three lanes toward Koper for two hours. One person sustained minor injuries and was taken to the University Medical Centre Ljubljana. Another accident on the Štajerska highway near the Sneberje entrance toward Maribor has closed a lane.

On the morning of June 26, a motorhome overturned on the Primorska highway near Lom. Some sources report a collision with a bus. Traffic towards Koper was fully closed; one lane is now open, with a detour via the old road.

Slovenia has seen an increase in brown bear sightings near residential areas, including suburbs of Ljubljana. Travelers in motorhomes and caravans are advised to take precautions: do not leave food outside and keep dogs on a leash. Tow truck scams after breakdowns are also common, with unrequested companies charging inflated prices. Fines for missing vignettes or speeding are collected on the spot, and authorities may confiscate documents and vehicles.

In Slovenia, a traveler discovered 23 ticks and a nest with 30 eggs in the cab of his motorhome. He initially mistook the insects for dirt after a two-week road trip. Experts recommend removing ticks mechanically using gloves and sticky tape, and washing clothes at high temperatures.

Slovenian bike retailer Freestyle reports growing demand for Dahon folding e-bikes among motorhome owners. These bikes require no roof racks and fit into storage compartments. The retailer also offers Giant and Liv e-bikes with a subsidy of up to €500 under the Borzen program (up to 25% of retail price, max €500, for bikes priced up to €2,500).

On Saturday, a motorhome overturned on the Primorska motorway. Emergency services responded; firefighters from PGD Cerknica secured the scene, provided fire protection, and assisted in clearing the aftermath. Drivers were advised to exercise caution and adjust their speed to road conditions.