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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wa8yxm wrote:
I will say only this. Some of those "Country Roads" are mighty narrow when your ride is 8'6" wide. But That does not mean they are not passable .
(I've been down two of 'em that... Well.. I'd rather not travel with a class A ever again)
Stay out of Penn, and the area north and east of there, and out of cities, this is more of a perception issue than anything else.
Once walking my dog in COE CG a couple of class A drivers wanted my advise. Pete on hat, and the state plates might of been a indication I would have answers. Just before they had turned off the highway they had seen sign about bridge repairs ahead, narrow lanes. "How can we get to without..." First, I told them 2 routes that would take them around, but then I pointed out the same sign said "Wide loads over 10 feet prohibited" If the state thought a load 10 ft wide, 53 ft long on a trailer would fit a 8.5X45 max vehicle should have no issues
