How do Class A rv's handle in snow?
Ok, we just bought our very first rv and it's a class A Fleetwood. My husband & I have been talking about winter driving and what limits it will put on us. We are from upstate NY so driving in s...
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The possibility of black ice is always present when near freezing and can hit with little warning. When driving in mid to lower 30's keep an eye on spray fro truck tires when precip present. If the spray stops carefully touch brakes and if no response slowly guide vehicle to the shoulder where at least one side is on gravel. I have seen terrible multiple vehicle accidents from black ice. Otherwise in snow you are heavier which is generally a good thing. Reduce speed and no sudden movements.
