Driving home my point
Just brought home our 2014 bounder 35k.:):)It has lots of power and rides quite well and can move along fairly quickly ,all things considered. On the other side of that coin,I like to cruise when I g...
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Francesca Knowles wrote:
Most folks find it annoying to be behind something they can't see beyond. You yourself likely feel the same way when driving an ordinary car. I know I do.
When driving an RV, learn to "yield".
Always be prepared to let the guy behind you pass.
Sit back, enjoy the trip, and let the rat race go on without you!
Great advice! On two lane highways look for opportunites to let others pass when you have a line of traffic behind you. It makes it safer for all! I try to spread coutesy when ever I am driving the RV or car. We also motorcycle and I am amazed when a RV is backing up 10 vehicles and will never take a moment to pull off and let traffic clear.
