– Last night the police came across a car that had been reported stolen from a private address in the center of Larvik on Sunday afternoon, operations manager Vegard Møane could tell Østlands-Posten at six o’clock on Monday morning.
– The car has now been returned to the owner, and the police have carried out a crime scene investigation and secured traces from the car, he could say.
Møaene also stated that the car had been stolen in the Byskogen area, and that it had been found stored in the Torstvedtlia area.
– The person or persons who stole the car have not been found or arrested, said the operations manager.
Lost driving license after accident
The police otherwise write on X that a driver’s license was seized after a traffic accident on Farrisbrua late Sunday evening.
A car drove into the guardrail, and there were two people in the car.
Neither of the two was injured in the traffic accident.
At midnight, midnight wrote on X that the driver of the car, a man in his late teens, had his driver’s license confiscated, and that there is an open case after the traffic accident.
Delays on the railway
The vast majority of public transport is on schedule on Monday morning. However, there may be some delays on the Vestfold Line, due to signal errors on the Lillestrøm and Oslo Airport Gardermoen section.
BaneNOR reports on Monday morning that there are delays and adjustments due to the signal error and that it is unclear when traffic on the section will return to normal.
The error can therefore affect traffic on the Vestfold Line, and it is on Monday morning with the train company Vy that a bus for train has been set up on several departures in the direction of Oslo.
Color Line reports that today’s sailings with the ferries from Larvik and Sandefjord are on schedule, and at Sandefjord Airport Torp the departures are also on schedule.
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