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Mandatory gas inspection for motorhomes in Germany from 2026, petition gains 15 signatures

25.02.2026 10:42 1 min 1 source
uckermarkkurier.de DEU
Mandatory gas inspection for motorhomes in Germany from 2026, petition gains 15 signatures
Original source: uckermarkkurier.de

From 2026, liquid gas systems in motorhomes, caravans, and boats in Germany must undergo mandatory inspections every two years. The inspection, costing between 40 and 80 euros, is separate from the main vehicle inspection and is confirmed by a sticker on the vehicle. Failure to comply will result in fines.

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Mandatory gas system inspections for motorhomes and caravans

25.02.2026 uckermarkkurier.de DEU Original source

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