cops stopping you
as your full timing it, if a cop stops you and asks "do you live in your RV?". what is your response. also what do you do if they ask you if they can search your RV?
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tonyandkaren wrote:
I think that chances of a cop asking if you live in your RV are pretty slim. As far as a search I think that they would need a warrant unless you give them permission.
We've been fulltiming for over twenty years. We often spend the night in Walmart,other big box stores and casinos. We boondock on public land. Occasionally we spend the night on the street when we're visiting people. We've never been questioned. If your RV is ratty, if you park in the same spots for weeks or if somebody complains you may get questioned. I know that the national forest in Arizona around Flagstaff has started cracking down on people who overstay their 14 day boondocking limit but that's the only instance of a problem that I've heard about.
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Only been approached once and that was in Arizona while visiting a friend and setting on the street. The officer said it is illegal to park an RV on this side street. Must be legally parked or stored within 72 hours.
Both vehicles were lightly searched for produce/fruit in Arizona once.
