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EU Directive (EU) 2025/2205, adopted in October 2025, allows member states to permit driving motorhomes up to 4.25 tonnes with a category B license, subject to training or a test. Currently in France, vehicles over 3.5 tonnes require a C1 license. Transposition into national law must occur by 2029.
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EU Directive (EU) 2025/2205, adopted in October 2025, allows member states to permit driving motorhomes up to 4.25 tonnes with a category B license, s...
EU Directive (EU) 2025/2205, adopted in October 2025, allows member states to permit driving motorhomes up to 4.25 tonnes with a category B license, subject to training or a test. Currently in France, vehicles over 3.5 tonnes require a C1 license. Transposition into national law must occur by 2029.
France — fuel prices
Updated: 05.09.2026
SP95-E10
$2.44 /l
€2.10 · £1.80/l
155 of 167
pricier than 92% of countries
SP98
$2.55 /l
€2.19 · £1.88/l
87 of 102
pricier than 84% of countries
Gazole
$2.63 /l
€2.26 · £1.94/l
152 of 166
pricier than 91% of countries
Gazole premium
$2.69 /l
€2.31 · £1.98/l
39 of 46
pricier than 83% of countries
GPL
$1.21 /l
€1.04 · £0.90/l
48 of 55
pricier than 85% of countries
Superéthanol-E85
$1.02 /l
€0.87 · £0.75/l
4 of 6
cheaper than 50% of countries
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The European Parliament has approved driving motorhomes up to 4250 kg with a standard category B driver's license. Some manufacturers are already using heavy-duty chassis currently limited to 3500 kg, but ready to be re-registered at 4.25 tons once the reform is implemented in EU member states.
Starting in 2026, Spain will enforce restrictions on motorhomes exceeding 3.5 tonnes. The ban affects travel in tourist areas, including major coastal cities, parts of the Costa Brava, and popular natural parks. Authorities cite the need to reduce noise and pollution. Violators face fines and possible vehicle immobilization.
New regulations for motorhomes come into effect in 2026. A category B driving license now permits driving vehicles with a gross vehicle weight of up to 4.25 tonnes, while motorhomes classified as Crit'Air 3 are banned from city centers like Paris and Lyon.
From September 10 to 12, 2026, dealer Libertium Rennes will hold open days featuring 2027 novelties in motorhomes, campervans and vans. Visitors can explore a wide range of vehicles and benefit from exclusive advantages. Additionally, the Adria brand has joined Libertium Rennes, offering models known for quality, comfort and design. The event takes place at ZA Beauséjour, 35520 La Mézière.
Correspondent Michel Letraveler visited La Mercerie Castle in Charente and shared details of the visit, including the construction history, architectural features, and practical information for motorhome visitors. The castle, begun in the late 19th century and extended in the 20th, was never completed due to lack of funds. It is now open for visits, with adult admission at €12. Overnight parking for motorhomes is allowed, but no service facilities are available.
On September 16, 2026, Alcopa Auction will hold an auction in Vitrolles, France, featuring over 40 new and used motorhomes, campervans, and caravans. Bidding is available in person or remotely. Vehicles will be on display prior to the sale.
Since opening in May, the motorhome area in Flavigny-sur-Ozerain has welcomed 600 vehicles. The mayor reports an increase in overnight stays from one or two to seven or eight per night. For the next season, signage improvements and a discount card for travelers are planned.
On September 7 at around 2:30 p.m., a fire broke out along the road des Taillades in Le Thor. The blaze burned 3,000 square meters of scrubland, two caravans, and one motorhome, according to the Vaucluse fire and rescue service, which deployed seven vehicles and 23 firefighters. The cause of the fire has not been officially determined. Six people suffered significant property damage and are being assisted by the local municipality.
A French couple who dreamed of freedom in a motorhome faced serious difficulties and sold their vehicle. The trip began with a year-long delay due to renovations and obtaining a license, then continued with breakdowns and loneliness. Julie, left alone with her child, describes the journey as a 'descent into hell'. Ultimately, the couple decided to end the experiment, admitting that life in a motorhome was harder than they expected.
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