Trailing behind 5th wheel
We go to Fort Wilderness often during the year. I recently bought golf cart to use while we are camping there. My question is I see several 5th wheels coming thru Georgia with a trailer behind them ei...
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majorgator wrote:VoodooMedicineMan wrote:
Georgia and Florida do not allow double towing with an RV.
Here is a web site showing which states allow and don't allow
Your website link is from 2009, so definitely not valid anymore.
My relative that is current LEO (highway patrol) has confirmed to me that it IS LEGAL in FL.
2011 Florida Statutes - chapter 316 sections 515
LENGTH LIMITATION.—Except as otherwise provided in this section, length limitations apply solely to a semitrailer or trailer, and not to a truck tractor or to the overall length of a combination of vehicles. No combination of commercial motor vehicles coupled together and operating on the public roads may consist of more than one truck tractor and two trailing units. Unless otherwise specifically provided for in this section, a combination of vehicles not qualifying as commercial motor vehicles may consist of no more than two units coupled together; such nonqualifying combination of vehicles may not exceed a total length of 65 feet,
Looks like as in most States/Provinces, doubling towing is ok as long as you are 65 feet or less combined length? But then I'm not a Lawyer... and "two units coupled together"... could/maybe, mean TV and trailer, or TV and two trailers(units)?
