driving speed

Thanks! I rarely pass someone unless they are going way too slow, We also enjoy the scenery, After all we have this huge windshield, might as well get the pleasure out of it! Another question, Do you put a "car in tow" sign on your towed vehicle?

65 or the speed limit whichever is slower. Occasional burst for passing but seldom exceed 80 mph.

One thing I've always had some difficulty with is keeping the speed low when not using CC. These things are so bloody smooth and quiet there is very little sensation of speed so creeping up to 70-75 is real easy.

Good conditions I like 65 and I will almost never be in the passing lane.

60-64 on the interstate. I prefer to travel the side roads when possible. I can go slower and there is more to see.
I think many RVers travel at or below the speed limit, that seems to give the best MPG.
You may also hear about the Type A, high strung people who brag about driving/towing at 80+ mph. They are more concerned about getting from point A to point B and don't enjoy the scenery.
Drive at a speed that you are comfortable with, just don't hold up traffic by going too slow. Pull off and let traffic get around you if traveling on two lane roads.

55-58 unless in a hurry then 59-62

I have roughly the same set up (F53 w/ v10 class A) and hover between 60-63 on good 4 lane. Keep it at 55 elsewhere on 2 lane and always below posted. Can't remember busting 65 with the dolly and toad- especially since the dolly has ST's rated at no more than 65

the speed limit, up to 65. 70-75 if absolutely necessary to pass.

We normally avoid interstates. Federal and primary highways 58-60.

Usually 62-63, which will provide 50 MPH overall. Do that th current coach and our pusher before. Our HHR that we you has 65 MPH speed limit when towing, and what's the hurry?