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Over the past two months, several accidents involving motorhomes have occurred in Norway. In different incidents, people were injured, including a child, while one case resulted in no injuries.
20 July 2026 — In Sandefjord on Strandpromenaden, a motorhome ran over a woman's legs on an electric scooter. The victim was hospitalized with injuries to both legs.
6 July 2026 — On highway E134 in Kviteseid (Telemark), a head-on collision occurred between a Belgian motorhome and a German car. According to various sources, 6 people were injured. A 10-year-old child was airlifted to Ullevål hospital, and another person was hospitalized in Skien. All injuries are not life-threatening. The motorhome was severely damaged; the road was partially closed.
22 June 2026 — On highway E39 near Lake Svelavatn (Bjerkreim), a motorhome and a car collided. Six people were in the two vehicles, all conscious. The car's passengers were taken to hospital by helicopter and ambulance. The car driver had their license revoked. Both vehicles were towed.
15 May 2026 — In Bodø on the Nordsia road, a motorhome with foreign plates drove off the road but did not overturn. Police reported no injuries, no vehicle damage, and the driver was not under the influence. Traffic was not affected.
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A traffic accident involving a motorhome and an e-scooter occurred on Strandpromenaden in Norway on Monday morning. The woman riding the e-scooter sus...
A traffic accident involving a motorhome and an e-scooter occurred on Strandpromenaden in Norway on Monday morning. The woman riding the e-scooter sustained injuries to both legs after the motorhome ran over them. Emergency services responded to the scene.
On the E134 highway in Kviteseid, Telemark, a collision occurred between a car and a motorhome. Emergency services responded; several people were inju...
On the E134 highway in Kviteseid, Telemark, a collision occurred between a car and a motorhome. Emergency services responded; several people were injured, and an air ambulance was dispatched.
A head-on collision between a motorhome and a passenger car occurred on the E134 Brunkebergveien in Kviteseid, Norway. Six people were involved; a chi...
A head-on collision between a motorhome and a passenger car occurred on the E134 Brunkebergveien in Kviteseid, Norway. Six people were involved; a child was airlifted to Ullevål University Hospital, and another person was taken to the hospital in Skien. The motorhome was severely damaged and could not be recovered immediately.
A head-on collision between a Belgian motorhome and a German car occurred on the E134 highway near Brunkebergveien. Six people were involved; a 10-yea...
A head-on collision between a Belgian motorhome and a German car occurred on the E134 highway near Brunkebergveien. Six people were involved; a 10-year-old child was airlifted to Ullevål hospital, others were taken to Skien hospital. Injuries are not life-threatening. One lane has been reopened.
On June 22, 2026, a motorhome and a passenger car collided on the E39 highway near Svelavatnet lake in Bjerkreim municipality. Six people were involve...
On June 22, 2026, a motorhome and a passenger car collided on the E39 highway near Svelavatnet lake in Bjerkreim municipality. Six people were involved in the two vehicles, all reported conscious. Occupants of the car were airlifted and driven to hospital. The driver of the car had their license confiscated. Both vehicles need to be recovered.
Norwegian police responded to an incident on the Nordsia road between Geitvågen and Bodø Golfpark. A foreign-registered motorhome with two occupants l...
Norwegian police responded to an incident on the Nordsia road between Geitvågen and Bodø Golfpark. A foreign-registered motorhome with two occupants left the roadway but did not overturn. According to police, there were no injuries, no damage to the vehicle, and no suspicion of impaired driving. Recovery services are assisting the driver; traffic is flowing normally.
Updated: 18.07.2026
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