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Italian police motorhomes already in Rožna Dolina

Motorhomes have been placed at the former border crossing in Rožna Dolina, which Italian police will use for internal border control from June 28 to July 15. No official information on their role is available yet from the Gorizia prefecture or police headquarters. Nova Gorica mayor Mirko Brulc called Italy's decision scandalous, stating that the threat from Slovenia is not significant. Slovenian police already advise citizens to carry identification when crossing internal borders.

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Slovenia road trip: through the Julian Alps with a camper

A camper route through the Julian Alps in Slovenia has been presented. The tour starts in Ljubljana and passes through Bled, Kranjska Gora, the Vršič Pass (1,611 m), the Soča Valley, Bovec, Tolmin, Bohinj, and Škofja Loka. The route is only available in summer, as the Vršič Pass opens in early May. The pass is not recommended for large motorhomes and caravans due to steep turns. Wild camping is strictly prohibited in Slovenia.

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€500 fine per person: fight against wild camping in the Slovenian Alps

From summer 2026, barriers will be installed on the Vršič Pass in the Julian Alps to regulate traffic. At the same time, local municipalities have increased penalties for wild camping: a fine of €500 per person. In Bohinj, motorhomes, campervans, and caravans are banned from forest roads year-round, and in July-August also from the Savica waterfall. At Lake Bled's central parking, motorhomes pay €3 per hour, and overnight stays are prohibited.

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Toyota bZ4X Touring: prices and key features

Toyota has unveiled the bZ4X Touring, an electric SUV-wagon aimed at families and outdoor enthusiasts. The model features a 14 cm longer body, increased cargo space (up to 1178 L), and towing capacity up to 1500 kg. It is available in front-wheel drive (range up to 591 km) and all-wheel drive (280 kW, 0-100 km/h in 4.5 s) versions. Prices in Slovenia start at €44,490, with subsidies reducing the price to €35,990.

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22-year-old motorcyclist seriously injured in collision with motorhome

In Slovenia, near Log pod Mangartom, a 22-year-old German motorcyclist collided with a VW Crafter motorhome. Police report that the motorcyclist lost control due to excessive speed, fell onto the road, and hit the oncoming motorhome. The victim, with multiple injuries (fractured ankles, pelvic and femur damage), was airlifted by military helicopter to the Ljubljana Clinical Centre.

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Toyota bZ4X Touring (2026): Japanese electric estate with 380 hp

Toyota has unveiled the bZ4X Touring, an electric estate based on the bZ4X crossover. The car is 140 mm longer and 20 mm taller than the standard version, with 210 mm ground clearance. The AWD variant features two electric motors with a combined output of 280 kW (380 hp), accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.4 seconds. WLTP range is up to 505 km (AWD) and up to 569 km (FWD). DC fast charging supports 150 kW (10–80% in 28 minutes), AC charging up to 22 kW (Lounge). Prices in Germany start at €51,990 (FWD) and go up to €59,500 (AWD Lounge). Battery warranty is 8 years or 160,000 km with at least 70% capacity retention, extendable to 10 years via Toyota Relax.

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New EU rules allow category B drivers to drive heavier motorhomes

The European Union has adopted a new directive that is being gradually implemented in member states. Drivers with a category B license will be allowed to drive electric vehicles and motorhomes with a total weight of up to 4.25 tonnes. Previously, the limit was 3.5 tonnes, which posed challenges for owners of heavier models, such as the Mercedes-Benz VLE weighing 3.7 tonnes. The change aims to promote the use of electric vehicles and simplify the operation of motorhomes without requiring a category C1 license.

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New EU driving rules: stricter penalties for offenders, relief for motorhome owners

The European Union has adopted a package of driving license amendments to be implemented by 2029. For motorhome owners, the key change is raising the maximum permissible mass for category B vehicles from 3.5 to 4.25 tonnes, facilitating the use of electric motorhomes and vans. For offenders, driving bans issued in one member state will apply across the entire EU. Fines without a driving ban remain under the jurisdiction of the country where the offense occurred.

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Burglars Target Motorhome

In the Ljutomer area, police recorded a theft involving breaking into a motorhome. Over the past day, they also handled two criminal offenses, a breach of public order in a private space, a traffic accident with minor injuries, two collisions with game, and seized a vehicle. Six foreigners were detained for illegal entry, requesting international protection.

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Bravia Model 599 is a camper van with a full bathroom and a bunk bed

Bravia Mobil has introduced the Model 599, a compact camper van built on a Peugeot Boxer (Fiat Ducato) platform. It features a full bathroom with shower and toilet, and an optional bunk bed or pop-up roof, allowing up to five sleeping positions. The van is 6 meters long and just over 2 meters wide, powered by a 2.2-liter diesel engine with 140 or 180 hp. Prices in the Netherlands start at €75,000.

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Driving a motorhome is not like driving a car: the most common mistakes drivers make

The road safety agency warns that driving a motorhome requires significantly more skill and caution than driving a car. Common mistakes involve misjudging dimensions (length up to 8 m, height around 3 m), overloading, and braking. Overloading increases stopping distance, reduces stability, and accelerates tire wear. Drivers are advised not to rely solely on navigation, to account for crosswinds and blind spots, and to inspect the vehicle before departure.

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