Solo camper trip through Norway: tips and experiences

A car towing a caravan caught fire on the E134 in Ullensvang, about 100 meters west of the Svandalsflot tunnel. All occupants evacuated safely, and the caravan was detached from the vehicle, with no risk of the fire spreading. The road is closed while police and firefighters respond; no injuries have been reported.

On Friday, a motorhome suffered a blown tire on the E39 near Saglandsvannet in Bjerkreim, blocking the northbound lane. Police sent a patrol to manage traffic, and a tow truck was ordered but lacked the proper equipment. Manual traffic control is in place, and delays are expected, especially with increased weekend traffic.

A motorhome has left the road on the E10 in Flakstad, according to the Nordland Police District. The number of occupants and any injuries are currently unknown. The incident occurred in an 80 km/h zone.

Authorities in Alta, Norway, plan to improve signage in the town center's pedestrian zone after motorhomes were seen driving there. The measure aims to prevent motorized traffic in the pedestrian area.

In Eidsvoll, Norway, a fire truck has been converted into a motorhome. This was reported by the local newspaper Eidsvoll Ullensaker Blad. Details of the conversion have not been disclosed.

Every year, tourists, misled by the name Oslo Camping, arrive in the city center expecting a campsite. Locals and authorities urge a name change to prevent confusion.