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joerg68
Jun 19, 2019Nomad III
That is just what we deal with whenever we go somewhere. Collect information and pay. Mainly pay, that seems to be the important thing...
I just remembered one thing: generally, over 3500, the truck speed limits apply to you.
Thats 80kph/50mph max. - I believe everywhere.
But, being a motorhome, you may go a little faster - 100kph or 62mph. That could vary by country...
Whether a pickup with a truck camper is legally a motorhome or not is in the small print, but I am pretty sure the police would take your word that you are actually an RV absent local paperwork.
The actual big rig trucks tend to run at 89 to 93. We just stay with the flow. We are legally an RV, but usually feel no need to hurry.
I just remembered one thing: generally, over 3500, the truck speed limits apply to you.
Thats 80kph/50mph max. - I believe everywhere.
But, being a motorhome, you may go a little faster - 100kph or 62mph. That could vary by country...
Whether a pickup with a truck camper is legally a motorhome or not is in the small print, but I am pretty sure the police would take your word that you are actually an RV absent local paperwork.
The actual big rig trucks tend to run at 89 to 93. We just stay with the flow. We are legally an RV, but usually feel no need to hurry.
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