Total over all length
How long can you be in your state? Wa = 75'
Forum Discussion
"Arch is correct----I am 72ft and have been coast to coast but mostly in the East and have never been questioned about length. Here in NC the over all length is 90ft. "
In this discussion of RV lengths, this is what you posted.
RV length for NC is 45', as I above posted.
Your reference is: (n) Vehicle combinations used in connection with motorsports competition events that include a cab or other motorized vehicle unit with living quarters, and an attached enclosed specialty trailer, the combination of which does not exceed 90 feet in length, may be operated on the highways of this State, provided that such operation takes place for one or more of the following purposes:
So, without stating what you have, in a general RV question about allowable RV lengths, you post a length that ONLY applies to motorsports competetors, with sleeping quarters and pulling a trailer with a race car in it. Quite misleading and inaccurate answer to those wanting to know how long their RV can be!
Why did you not state what speciality vehicle, with a specific exemption from general length laws, in your answer?
In this discussion of RV lengths, this is what you posted.
RV length for NC is 45', as I above posted.
Your reference is: (n) Vehicle combinations used in connection with motorsports competition events that include a cab or other motorized vehicle unit with living quarters, and an attached enclosed specialty trailer, the combination of which does not exceed 90 feet in length, may be operated on the highways of this State, provided that such operation takes place for one or more of the following purposes:
So, without stating what you have, in a general RV question about allowable RV lengths, you post a length that ONLY applies to motorsports competetors, with sleeping quarters and pulling a trailer with a race car in it. Quite misleading and inaccurate answer to those wanting to know how long their RV can be!
Why did you not state what speciality vehicle, with a specific exemption from general length laws, in your answer?
