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The number of bombrikke (electronic toll tag) orders for motorhomes has surged. According to Motor.no, this indicates a record influx of motorhomes in Norway during the summer season.
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The number of bombrikke (electronic toll tag) orders for motorhomes has surged. According to Motor.no, this indicates a record influx of motorhomes in...
The number of bombrikke (electronic toll tag) orders for motorhomes has surged. According to Motor.no, this indicates a record influx of motorhomes in Norway during the summer season.
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SkyttelPass has received nearly 7,000 orders for Norwegian toll tags from German drivers this year. An estimated 60,000 to 70,000 Germans now have such tags, leading to increased traffic on roads and ferries in Northern Norway this summer. The total number of foreign vehicles has risen by more than 150% compared to last year.
The decline in new motorhome sales in Norway slowed significantly in 2025, though the market remains volatile. Sales of heavy motorhomes over 3,500 kg fell by only 2.5%, a sharp improvement from the 18.3% drop in 2024. Adria was the top-selling brand overall with 151 registrations, while Challenger led in the under 3,500 kg category.
Sales of new motorhomes to private individuals in Norway increased by 13.8% in the first quarter. A total of 173 new motorhomes were registered, although the statistics may be distorted by 175 units registered by dealers in February to comply with new emission regulations.
July was a very good month for the camping and motorhome industry in Fredrikstad. Aktivitetsbyen Gamle Fredrikstad set a revenue record, while the city's two central motorhome parks reported very high occupancy. At the Odden motorhome park on Kråkerøy, with 30 spaces, 871 overnight stays were registered in July, averaging over 28 occupied spaces. Bevø Camping in Torsnes also reported full occupancy every day in July, and noted a 40% increase in tent guests compared to last year.
In Norway, a caravan was completely destroyed by fire. Witnesses say little remains of the vehicle. The incident occurred recently; details are being clarified.
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.
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