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Two motorhome incidents on Norway's E18 highway

14.07.2026 21:15 1 min 2 sources
Tønsbergs Blad NOR + 1 more
Two motorhome incidents on Norway's E18 highway
Original source: Tønsbergs Blad

In Brief

On July 14, 2026, a motorhome collided with two cars in a tunnel on the E18. Earlier, on May 1, a motorhome blocked eastbound traffic on the E18 in Agder.

Two separate incidents involving motorhomes have occurred on Norway's E18 highway. On July 14, 2026, a motorhome collided with two passenger cars in a tunnel on the E18. Details are still emerging.

Earlier, on May 1, 2026, a motorhome stopped on the E18 in Agder, completely blocking eastbound traffic. Police arrived at the scene, and the road was reopened by 10:53.

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Story sources

Accident involving motorhome in E18 tunnel

14.07.2026 Tønsbergs Blad NOR Original source

Motorhome Blocks Traffic on E18

01.05.2026 Nettavisen NOR Original source

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