appropriate expressway speed?

The maximum speed limit pullng a trailer in Michigan is 65. If you're going to stay in the right lane drive any speed you feel comfortable and safe at. If you're going to be driving in any lane other than the right lane, you better be doing at least 70 and/or keeping up with traffic.

In Michigan the law is written an trailer with more than 3 tires on the ground maximum legal speed is 60 mph.

Having pulled in all states we found just running with the trucks was the best. What ever speed they are running just fall in line with them. Makes life a bit more relaxing. California law is 55mph but most trucks run 62. If you fall in line the troopers will not single you out of a line..

With my TT I do not exceed 65 mph.

I cruise at a steady 60 to 65

Thanks

I also run what the trucks are doing, and if out west where interstates are straighter, wider, smoother I usually set the cruise at 65-70 mph....

snowdance wrote:
Having pulled in all states we found just running with the trucks was the best. What ever speed they are running just fall in line with them. Makes life a bit more relaxing. California law is 55mph but most trucks run 62. If you fall in line the troopers will not single you out of a line..

That's basically what I do too. In Calif the limit is 55 mph when towing. I usually keep it around 62 with no problems. A friend is a Calif Highway Patrol office and he told me that trucks with trailers going a little over 55 is not high on his priority list to get a ticket. In fact he really doesn't look for that.

I try to go just a little slower than the normal 18 wheeler. That way, I don't have to worry about passing so many people; rather let them pass me.

nickthehunter wrote:
If you're going to be driving in any lane other than the right lane, you better be doing at least 70 and/or keeping up with traffic.

Why?