Class A travel without interstates
Hi guys, Class A motorhomes are the largest RV’s and generally need a bit more space to navigate than others. I’m curious how many of you avoid interstates for smaller towns and middle America? ...
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Mondooker,
While DrewE's reservations about some east coast areas (particularly the old port towns) is largely accurate, with very few exceptions all major roads in the US are required to clear a full size semi cab and trailer. Some are a little never wracking in mountain areas, so you just slow down and then when it is possible, let the tailback go by.
We actively avoid interstate and other blue roads.
"Thanks to the Interstate Highway System, it is now possible to travel across the country from coast to coast without seeing anything."
Charles Kuralt
Matt
While DrewE's reservations about some east coast areas (particularly the old port towns) is largely accurate, with very few exceptions all major roads in the US are required to clear a full size semi cab and trailer. Some are a little never wracking in mountain areas, so you just slow down and then when it is possible, let the tailback go by.
We actively avoid interstate and other blue roads.
"Thanks to the Interstate Highway System, it is now possible to travel across the country from coast to coast without seeing anything."
Charles Kuralt
Matt
