Rookie River :C here! Yes its been awhile and no I haven't disappeared. Question for ya.........when driving / traveling, especially a bigger Class A is it wise to follow truck route? My financial advisor has finally approved years and years request to upgrade. I had to sell the 26' Rexhall Vision first (hated to see her go) and now shopping for a bigger Class A. Didn't realize how big they are until now. I'm thinking about dangerous over-hangs, tree branchs, underpasses etc.

No, you do not need to follow truck routes. Just use a bit of common sense and take routes through neighborhoods or those tiny grey roads listed on the maps if possible.

Bill.Satellite wrote:No, you do not need to follow truck routes. Just use a bit of common sense and DO NOTtake routes through neighborhoods or those tiny grey roads listed on the maps if possible.It is a good idea to proof-read your posts before hitting the "post" button. Correction in RED above.Doing that involves previewing the route if you are using a GPS so you can stay on the marked route when it tries to take a side road......and NEVER picking the "shortest" route.

Biggest problem I've found is low trees in the neighborhood and in some of the less used campgrounds.

It is wisest to leave it in the driveway.Just use common sense and do not get a rig to big for you to be comfortable driving.

Wouldn't want any RV where I would be greatly limited as to where I could go such as "truck routes."

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Lwiddis
Explorer II
Sep 05, 2017
Wouldn't want any RV where I would be greatly limited as to where I could go such as "truck routes."
darsben1
Explorer
Sep 05, 2017
It is wisest to leave it in the driveway.
Just use common sense and do not get a rig to big for you to be comfortable driving.
dalenoel
Explorer II
Sep 05, 2017
Biggest problem I've found is low trees in the neighborhood and in some of the less used campgrounds.
Sam_Spade
Explorer
Sep 05, 2017
Bill.Satellite wrote:
No, you do not need to follow truck routes. Just use a bit of common sense and DO NOTtake routes through neighborhoods or those tiny grey roads listed on the maps if possible.

It is a good idea to proof-read your posts before hitting the "post" button. Correction in RED above.

Doing that involves previewing the route if you are using a GPS so you can stay on the marked route when it tries to take a side road......and NEVER picking the "shortest" route.
Bill_Satellite
Explorer II
Sep 05, 2017
No, you do not need to follow truck routes. Just use a bit of common sense and take routes through neighborhoods or those tiny grey roads listed on the maps if possible.

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