The Norwegian Road Administration Issues Strict Warning After "Mountains of Trash" at Rest Areas
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Littering at Norway's over 430 rest areas has now reached such a large scale that the Norwegian Public Roads Administration is issuing a separate press release about the problem.
Littering at Norway's over 430 rest areas has now reached such a large scale that the Norwegian Public Roads Administration is issuing a separate press release about the problem.
Littering at Norway's over 430 rest areas has now reached such a large scale that the Norwegian Public Roads Administration is issuing a separate press release about the problem.
Littering at Norway's over 430 rest areas has now reached such a large scale that the Norwegian Public Roads Administration is issuing a separate press release about the problem.
Sounding the alarm about dirty rest areas: – Absolutely not okay One of the rest areas that stands out in a particularly negative way is Digernes in Stord. Despite daily emptying, complaints are pouring in about overflowing garbage cans. – Other places where we struggle with waste are at Toskatjørn in Haugesund, Austrheim in Vats in Vindafjord, and a little in Suldal, says construction manager Gunn Skjærbekk in a press release. According to the…
The E39 at Digernes is one of several places with a lot of litter around the garbage cans. The Norwegian Public Roads Administration has also noticed that people are littering around the area.
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