Driving in Windy Conditions
We are planning a trip through California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and Texas this spring. During past similar trips, the winds were very strong, making driving difficult at times. At what...
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First of all this is a very "rig specific" question. When I had a TT, it was 20-30 mph. When I had my FW, 25-35 mph would make me nervous. Now that I have a DP, I have been in 40-50 mph and only noticed that I get pushed into the other lane with big gusts. I mean 40+ gusts.....but they are not as white knuckled as with trailers, just moves you. I have heard the lighter/shorter Class As are a lot like TTs. You will need to make up your mind. I have been in some REAL windy conditions and I always say "if the semis are still out in it, we RVers should be safe. Watch the rigs, if they are stopping it is a good idea you stop.
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