How old is TOO old??
I post this under the 'Safety Issues' heading as after many years of fun and enjoyable RV adventures, I must be realistic and make appropriate plans for our future. My first RV experience (more years...
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ncrowley wrote:
You will know when it is time to hang up the keys but it does not sound like you are there yet. I would drive less hours each day and drive in the daytime hours.
This.
AARP offers driver safety courses. I'm sure they are oriented towards your daily driver, but quite honestly, you are more likely to have a wreck in the daily driver than in the class A. That's the vehicle you drive in congested areas, that other drivers might not see, and probably the one you drive the most.
Generally be aware of your slower reflexes and possibly less sharp vision in poor conditions--rain, twilight, etc. Give yourself more room to stop, signal longer, and be more defensive.
