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Borken police weigh 54 motorhomes and caravans: 12 overweight

22.07.2026 10:08 1 min 1 source
Dostawczakiem.pl POL
Borken police weigh 54 motorhomes and caravans: 12 overweight
Original source: Dostawczakiem.pl

On 17 July 2026, traffic police in Borken (North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany) held an educational campaign for owners of motorhomes and caravans. Of the 54 vehicles weighed (22 motorhomes and 32 cars with caravans), 12 had slight overloads. Drivers were given advice without fines, with officers explaining how excess weight affects handling and braking distance. Another such event is planned for mid-summer holidays.

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Borken police weigh 54 motorhomes and caravans: 12 overweight

22.07.2026 Dostawczakiem.pl POL Original source

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