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On Monday afternoon, there were multiple reports of cars spilling off the road or getting stuck.
– So far, we have received messages from Dombås, Kvitfjell, Oppdalslinna, Hafjell and Roa. No injuries have been reported. Local auto salvage workers have a lot to do and wait, Writes Innlandet Police District Twitter.
A foreign registered truck is stuck in the wrong lane in Dombåsbakkene. The train has winter tires and is about to be chained up. There is manual routing in the area.
In the space of an hour, between 5 and 6 p.m., the Inland police have had more than enough to do. In Ringsaker, two cars collided in Vognvegen near the Stavsberg school, after a car stopped for pedestrians. One person was taken to Hamar hospital.
Car with four people pulled off the road.
A car turned into a southbound lane on E6 at Stange. The car cannot be driven and the driver was taken to Hamar hospital for a check-up.
A car has passed a roundabout and hit a lamppost next to the Granstunnelen in Gran. There were no injuries, but the lamp fell and was destroyed.
In the same municipality, a car with four people also left the national highway 4. It appears that all were unharmed.
And in Rendalen, a car collided with the railing of the county road 237 south of Åkrestrømmen.
– Drive carefully, advise the police.
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Demanding driving conditions in the E18 before Drammen
There are long and relatively slippery lines on the E18 at Drammen in Viken on Monday. – Leave the car, recommends the traffic operator in Vegtrafikksentralen.
– There are difficult conditions in the areas around Drammen. In some places, the snow has settled. There will be a lot of rain throughout the day, so conditions will not be easy, says traffic operator Kjetil Løvås in Vegtrafikksentralen to Drammens Tidende.
Løvås also says that there was a lot of traffic on Monday, but that there are bulldozers on the road.
– Leave the car stopped
– Be prepared for reduced accessibility. Be careful and considerate, there is no need to get impatient. Pay attention to those who work on the road, they have priority and are on the road to make it easier for motorists, says the traffic operator.
Løvås asks people to observe the conditions before getting into the car.
– If conditions become demanding and you do not have to use a car, we recommend that you leave the car. If you’re going to go out first, you need to have the necessary tires and the windshield wipers need to work to get visibility, he says.
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