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The landslide over the E6 in Levanger has major consequences for business – NRK Trøndelag – local news, TV and radio

by Emma Walker – News Editor

E6 Landslide Disrupts Commerce in Levanger, ⁤Urgent Detour Solutions Sought

Levanger, Norway – September 13, 2025, 10:49 PM CEST – A significant‌ landslide has closed‌ the E6 highway ⁤near⁢ Levanger, triggering major disruptions for businesses relying on ‍the crucial transportation​ artery. The closure necessitates lengthy ​detours,‌ raising concerns about delivery​ delays, increased costs, and ⁢potential economic impacts for the region.

The landslide, occurring today, September 13, ‍2025, ⁢demands a⁢ swift response to mitigate the consequences for ⁢both local and national trade. The Norwegian ‍Public Roads Administration is currently investigating⁣ potential⁤ bypass routes,including ground drilling to‌ assess feasibility,while officials explore ⁢choice transport ​options like increased sea and​ rail freight capacity. The E6 serves as a vital link for goods moving throughout ‍Norway, and its ‍prolonged closure could substantially impact supply chains and regional ‌commerce.

“There is a need ⁢to get a better solution to it,” stated a representative, emphasizing ⁣the urgency of the situation.⁢ “We are pleased ‌that ​the Norwegian Public roads Administration ‍has‌ started‌ work on ground drilling and investigation of new route ‌now.”

Authorities are prioritizing the establishment of a temporary road to restore connectivity​ as quickly⁤ as possible.‌ Concurrently, long-term solutions are⁣ being considered, including bolstering sea‌ transport and accelerating planned railway‌ improvements ‌to provide‌ alternative freight options. The Norwegian Public Roads Administration has released ⁣images illustrating potential detour routes.

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