Narrow bridges or bridges with weight limits.
I will soon be starting a six month tour of the US and Canada, and will be travelling in a Winnebago Sunstar which is quite big. While I will be on the major routes quite a lot, I also intend to take ...
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According to Winnebago's website, the biggest Sunstar is 36 feet long and 12'5" tall, and 8'5.5" wide. The width will be the biggest issue driving. You may find some towns with lanes not much wider and telephone poles or parked cars at the edge of the lane. Even some freeway lanes in big cities can be 10 feet wide, leaving you with not much margin of error. Narrow bridges will be your next issue, but almost always you can slow down to let oncoming traffic pass. Narrow bridges are almost well marked, and usually you can see them in advance. Height will not be much of a problem, as you are over 1 foot less than the legal limit. Sure you may find some low clearances, but they will be well marked. Tree branches on residential streets and roads not designed for anything but cars and jeeps may be an issue, but for the most part you will not be bothered by this. Length should not be a problem.
