Additional drivers training is a good idea for any RV driver, however, to have to take a commerical CDL license test is a bit much. Lazy Days drivers course is a very good course along with their website videos to help improve drivers. However, to say that a MH driver is not going 75 to 85 mph on the highway is not a real judge of a driver's ability. To go much above 65 mph in a very heavy MH is really not that safe if you have a blowout, check the Michelin tire website for blowouts. I bet most drivers on the road do not know how to handle a car/truck/RV when they have a blowout especially in a high profile vehicle like an HM or SUV. Too many people drive way too fast on the highway and wonder why we have so many deaths on the roads, just notice the number of crosses along the highways. They drive way too fast above their capabilities to handle a vehicle in an emergency. Good Luck All and Happy RVing!
