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Duisburg police weigh 81 campers at MSV-Arena in summer safety check

17.07.2026 17:02 1 min 1 source РУС
waz.de DEU
Duisburg police weigh 81 campers at MSV-Arena in summer safety check
© Polizei Duisburg

On July 17, at the start of the summer holidays, Duisburg police, together with the NRW initiative “#sicherimStraßenverkehr” and DEKRA, set up heavy-duty scales at the Schauinsland-Reisen-Arena. A total of 81 motorhomes and caravans were weighed between 2 pm and 6 pm; the heaviest motorhome weighed 14,300 kg. The event also offered advice on security, gas safety, tyre checks, bicycle inspections and a driving simulator.

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