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How To Get Started On The Right Foot As A New Motorhome Driver
Maneuvering a big RV for the first time can be tricky. New motorhome drivers need to take care.
Be A Safe RVer, Take An RV Drivers Training Course
There are important things to learn at RV driving schools. Even experienced RV drivers will never know everything there is to know.
How Trailer Sway Can Ruin Your Trip
When the RV trailer's load isn't spread out properly, disaster can strike without warning.
RV Weight Issues - All That 'Stuff' Really Adds Up!
Just as you need to know your RV's height limitations and width limitations, you also need to know your RV's weight limitations. Here's how to tell how much weight your RV can legally carry, as well as how much your RV weighs with everything on board.
Is Your RV Too Wide To Legally Be On The Road Without An Oversized Load Permit?
Chances are, your Class A motorhome or RV trailer exceeds the maximum width limit for motor vehicles. In most states, anything over 8-1/2 feet wide requires a special oversized load permit every time it will be moved. That is, unless you live very close to a qualifying interstate highway. Some states limit an RV's width to only 8 feet wide!
RV Driver Training: It's Worth Going Back to School!
A good RV driving school can teach you all the same skills that the professional truck drivers need -- including how to make a daily safety inspection to ensure that your RV is ready to hit the road, and how to handle your RV in many different situations. Here's how you can find RV training schools, seminars, and courses in your area.
How To Handle An RV In High Winds, Turning Corners, And Backing Up
Following these few simple defensive driving techniques will greatly increase the likelihood that your RV lifestyle won't be cut short because of an unfortunate accident that probably could have been avoided -- if you had just done things a little differently.
Tips For Stretching Your RV Fuel Dollars
After you purchase a new or used RV -- be it a motorhome or trailer -- the most costly item needed to move it down the highway is the fuel that makes the motor run. Fortunately, there's a lot you can do to maximize how far your fuel investment will take you. Here are some tips for getting the most from your RV fuel dollars on the road.
