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Campervans on the Karst: Parking is allowed, the problem is enforcing the rules

16.08.2026 11:00 1 min 1 source РУС
TRIESTE.news ITA
Campervans on the Karst: Parking is allowed, the problem is enforcing the rules
Original source: TRIESTE.news

A reader of Trieste.news responded to an article about the growing number of campervans on the Karst, stating that parking a campervan is legal if conditions of Article 185 of the Highway Code are met. He emphasized that overnighting inside the vehicle is not camping if rules are not violated, and called for enforcement of violations rather than new bans.

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Campervans on the Karst: Parking is allowed, the problem is enforcing the rules

16.08.2026 TRIESTE.news ITA Original source

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