A pedestrian was struck by a bobil (RV) in downtown Hamar, Norway, on Saturday, February 21, 2026. The driver initially fled the scene but was subsequently apprehended by authorities, according to reports from Østlendingen and Hamar Arbeiderblad.
Details regarding the pedestrian’s condition have not been released. Police have not disclosed the circumstances leading to the collision, nor the location within Hamar sentrum where the incident occurred.
Hamar offers bobil parking facilities at Tjuvholmen Marina, located in the Hamar Båtforening, and a dedicated bobilparkering near the city center, as well as a bobilhavn at Hamar båtforening, Brygga 12, 2317 Hamar. The bobilhavn charges 340 NOK as of 2024, payable at an automated payment station. The facilities offer services including electrical hookups, water filling, waste disposal, and access to restrooms and showers.
Bobilutleie Hamar offers RV rentals from a location in the city center, advertising vehicles with automatic transmissions and air conditioning. The company directs potential renters to an advertisement on Finn.no for further details.
The Hamar area features a strandpromenade along the Mjøsa lake, and a variety of recreational facilities including a Tikibaren and a popular diving tower. The city has been developing its waterfront area for tourism and leisure activities.
Police have not released any further information regarding the driver or the ongoing investigation.
