HYTTE motorhome with modular construction

The Rivierenland police zone organized a free weighing event for motorhomes and caravans at a carpool parking lot in Breendonk. An overload of 20 kilograms can result in a fine of 500 euros, and the driver is liable for damages in case of an accident. During this preventive action, 35 owners had their vehicles weighed.

Police zone Rivierenland organized a free preventive weighing campaign for motorhomes and caravans. Owners could check if the maximum permitted mass and axle load were exceeded, without fines being issued, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at a parking lot along the N16 highway.

Kat, a 29-year-old Dutch teacher, lives in a 1989 Mitsubishi camper. She faces freezing temperatures, relies on hot water bottles, and questions her decision. Her experience highlights the gap between digital nomad expectations and the reality of van life.

Prattline RV has introduced the Low Tow caravan with a pop-up roof. The interior height is 1.2 meters while towing, expanding to 1.93 meters when parked, allowing occupants to stand upright. The model is 2.3 meters wide, 6.9 meters long, and has a curb weight of 2,300 kg. The design aims to improve aerodynamics during towing, particularly for electric vehicles, and is equipped with 600-watt solar panels and a 600-Ah battery.

Bridgestone has introduced its first all-season tire, the Duravis Camper All Season, specifically engineered for motorhomes. The CP-marked tire, available from June 2026 in four sizes, features an EU label A-grade wet grip and carries 3PMSF and M+S certifications for winter use.

A couple purchased a compact motorhome for retirement travel but quickly encountered issues. Lack of space and low ceiling height made living uncomfortable, while hidden technical faults increased costs. After several months of use, they sold the vehicle, recouping their initial investment.