How Long a Learning Curve Driving a Class A
As I have stated in other posts we have a Dodge Dually and Fiver. We started camping when we were stationed in Alaska in 2002 with tenting, then popup, travel trailer and graduated to Fiver the year...
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Nothing beats practice. A large parking lot is the best. Set up some cones, or other guides, and practice going between them or steering around them.
The most important thing when driving an RV is that you have practiced enough so that you KNOW your coach will fit between immoveable objects, like trees, construction barricades, electrical pedestals, etc BEFORE you try.
This will help you on narrow roads, narrow bridges, and while navigating many RV Parks. Hitting another coach can really disturb the owner and hitting a tree will ruin your day.
The most important thing when driving an RV is that you have practiced enough so that you KNOW your coach will fit between immoveable objects, like trees, construction barricades, electrical pedestals, etc BEFORE you try.
This will help you on narrow roads, narrow bridges, and while navigating many RV Parks. Hitting another coach can really disturb the owner and hitting a tree will ruin your day.
