During the annual Easter caravan, where enthusiasts drive from Kil in Sweden to Kongsvinger in Norway, Värmland police will deploy drones to combat potential crimes and manage traffic disruptions.

This approach, which proved successful last year, allows for better oversight and resource allocation.

The event, known for its lively atmosphere, has in the past seen instances of dangerous behavior, including participants hanging out of windows or sitting on car roofs.

Police warn against such actions and advise against stopping traffic by halting in the middle of the road, urging participants to use designated parking areas instead.

The caravan attracts participants from across the country, despite concerns over heavy fines in Norway for loud music.