Tell me if I'm crazy?
I'm about to rent a Class A RV for 12 days to drive to the four corners area with my family. I've never driven a large RV and although I've been to four corners, I have no idea if I'll have challenges...
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Second Chance wrote:
You don't mention the size and weight on the Class A... are you away that many - if not most - states require a special drivers license if the coach is over a certain gross vehicle weight rating? Other than that, Rvparky.com, rvparkreviews.com, allstays.com.
Rob
Oregon does not require any license beyond a standard non-commercial class C (i.e. their basic driver's license) to drive any RV for personal use.
Only fifteen or so states require special license classes for large RVs. So long as you're legal for the state which issued your driver's license, you're legal to drive the RV in any state as there is mutual reciprocity for driver's licenses. (There is not reciprocity for equipment laws, such as overall combined vehicle length, whether double towing is permitted, when trailer brakes are required, etc.)
