Authorities in Istanbul's Maltepe district conducted a joint operation to remove caravans illegally occupying the coastal area. The caravans, parked outside designated areas and obstructing traffic, were towed to a municipal impound lot. The operation was organized by Maltepe Municipality with support from traffic police and the metropolitan municipality.

Due to strong winds, motorhomes, campervans, and other high-sided vehicles are banned from travelling on the Humber Bridge (A15) in both directions. National Highways has implemented a diversion route via the A180, M180, M18, M62, and A63. The bridge, which carries around 33,000 vehicles per day, will remain closed until weather conditions improve.

The Hannibal Inspections Office and Police Department reminded residents about the ordinance against illegal RV parking. Violators are given a 10-day period to vacate, followed by a fine of $137 every 24 hours. Officials cite fire hazards from space heaters and instances of power theft as key safety concerns.

Chilean authorities conducted a joint operation to remove motorhomes from Ike Ike beach in Iquique. The operation was led by Carabineros from the 4th Cavancha Commissary of the Iquique Prefecture.

Chilean authorities conducted an operation at Ike Ike beach, removing five motorhomes used for commercial rental. The rest of the campsite was relocated 80 meters from the shoreline. The action was based on sanitary violations and the prohibition of commercial use of public beaches.

Complaints are increasing in Essen about the long-term parking of motorhomes and advertising trailers. Residents report a lack of parking spaces, damaged sidewalks, and insufficient checks. Authorities are considering measures to address the issue.

Residents of the Sendling-Westpark district in Munich complain about a lack of parking spaces due to motorhomes and caravans occupying them for extended periods. According to city officials, parking such vehicles is permitted anywhere passenger cars can park, provided they are registered and operational. However, travel trailers must be moved every two weeks by regulation. The city cannot impose a general ban as this would contradict federal traffic regulations.

Residents of Deal, England, are complaining about camper vans parking outside their homes, blocking driveways and leaving rubbish. The area near Sandown Castle Community Garden is particularly affected. The town council is examining possible solutions, but the district council stated that only Kent County Council can introduce new rules.

The town council of Old Orchard Beach, Maine, has adopted an ordinance that effectively bans camping on public property. The new rules also limit temporary living arrangements in tents, campers, or structures on private property to 15 days without further town approval. The move aims to address a growing trend of unauthorized camping in the area.

Municipal authorities in La Paz, Mexico, conducted an operation to remove recreational vehicles available for rent from the city's waterfront. The action targeted motorhomes and trailers exceeding the permitted width of 70 centimeters.

Authorities in South Tyrol have prohibited wild camping and bivouacking for motorhomes and caravans. A new model ordinance, introduced by the municipal association and the tourism department, strictly regulates overnight stays outside official sites. Violators face fines, with increased patrols by the forest service in protected natural areas.

Residents near the Sandown Castle Community Garden in Deal are complaining about campervans parking in front of their homes and blocking driveways. The local council is currently examining possible solutions to the issue.

Authorities of Shenzhen Bay Park have responded to public complaints about an accumulation of motorhomes in its parking lots. As of December 12, 2025, there were 62 motorhomes across the park's six parking areas, with the longest stay recorded since September 26, 2025. In response, the park has increased patrols, distributed parking guidelines, and is enforcing standard city parking fees.

Authorities in Darıca district, Kocaeli province, have mandated caravan owners to use a paid parking lot in Millet Bahçesi park. Owners argue the lot lacks essential infrastructure like electricity and waste disposal, and the fees create a financial burden. They demand either free parking or a properly equipped municipal site with reasonable rates.

Shenzhen authorities have banned motorhomes from parking in all municipal park lots across the city. The decision followed numerous resident complaints about long-term occupancy, misuse of charging stations, and wastewater disposal issues. Owners are directed to paid campsites, which are significantly more expensive than the former park rates.

Dozens of motorhomes have occupied the Ike-Ike beach in the city of Iquique, Chile. Locals accuse families using these vehicles of taking over the resort area, preventing other people from setting up their tents.

An 85-year-old man on the island of Bornholm will face trial after contesting a fine for illegally driving a motorhome in a protected natural area near Hammershus castle. The incident occurred on June 12th when he drove the vehicle in an area where only foot and bicycle traffic is permitted. Police issued a fine of 5000 Danish kroner for violating the nature protection law.

Parks in Shenzhen have explicitly stopped providing parking services for motorhomes. Warnings are posted on the online booking platform, and height limiters have been installed at the entrances to some parking lots to prevent large vehicles from entering.

Rome's Fourth Municipality has approved a motion to combat unauthorized long-term parking. Restrictive signage, including 24-hour no-stopping and no-parking rules with forced removal, will be installed in hotspots like the parking lot behind the market on via Filippo Meda and via Tommaso Smith.

Ravenna police have seized a motorhome that had been parked long-term on Via Doberdò. The vehicle had failed its mandatory roadworthiness test since 2016, and the owner had been fined twice before. The total fines imposed exceed 4300 euros.

Authorities in the Chilean city of Iquique have raised an alert due to the illegal takeover of Ike-Ike beach by motorhomes. Local residents report issues with sanitation and security. The municipality is considering measures to regulate parking and evict the offenders.

Owners of three motorhomes were fined for unauthorized parking and overnight stays on property belonging to a fire station. The incident occurred in Mar del Plata, Argentina. Local authorities emphasized that parking on such infrastructure facilities is prohibited.

Authorities fined three motorhomes for illegal parking in a public square. The incident occurred in the northern zone of the city, where parking such vehicles in unauthorized areas is prohibited.

Shenzhen Bay Park has installed height barriers to prevent motorhomes from parking. Journalists visited multiple parking spots across the city where such vehicles were previously stationed.

In Chile, a resident reported blocked access to Ike Ike beach due to motorhomes installed on the sand. By law, beach access in the country is public and guaranteed. The incident occurred in Iquique, where a motorhome owner obstructed the passage.

The district administration has banned motorhomes and trucks from parking at Heimstetten Lake. The measure aims to combat illegal camping and protect the environment. Violators face fines.

The German town of Schwaikheim has introduced a ban on parking trailers, vans, and caravans on public streets. The decision follows numerous complaints from residents about street congestion and a lack of parking spaces. The prohibition applies to all types of trailers and self-propelled recreational vehicles.

Authorities at Shenzhen Bay Park have begun clearing out motorhomes that were occupying public parking spaces long-term. Local residents complained about the inability to find parking and issues with litter. A proposed solution is to introduce high parking fees for such vehicles.

Shenzhen Bay Park has implemented a complete ban on motorhome parking in its lots. Authorities cited a shortage of spaces and a lack of facilities to service such vehicles. Motorhome owners have been directed to use dedicated campgrounds.

Shenzhen Bay Park is implementing a full ban on motorhome entry. The ban is due to issues with parking, sanitation violations, and noise caused by the vehicles' occupants.