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Motorhome burned out on highway

03.04.2026 17:37 1 min 1 source
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Motorhome burned out on highway
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A motorhome caught fire on the B30 federal highway near Bad Waldsee on Good Friday. The road was completely closed until 2:50 PM, with damage estimated at €25,000. A technical defect is suspected as the cause.

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