RV driving lessons ASAP Please!

Try calling Lazy Days in Seffner. Several years ago I got driving lessons there for towing a 5er. You could also check the next rally/RV show in Daytona. That big old track is perfect for beginners in big MHs.

Call a truck driving school.
But I really have to ask the first obvious question
If you have never driven something this big why in the world would you buy it in the first place?

Know any transit bus drivers? Maybe one would do some moonlighting for you? Jump on a bus, and ask the guy if he would be willing, or knows of another driver that might be, say for $25 an hour.
They would certainly know what tricks you need to learn, as they wheel them around on city streets, in traffic, all day.

Just a thought..

donn0128 wrote:
Call a truck driving school.
But I really have to ask the first obvious question
If you have never driven something this big why in the world would you buy it in the first place?

They are unbelievable WOW talk about the cart before the horse.

Contact your local school district and get the name of their school bus company. They may give lessons.

Or, a local charter bus company may give lessons or be able to direct you to someone who can give you lessons.

Awesome first post :-)

How about the dealer you bought it from?
At the cost of your DP they should include a driving lesson.
Do you have any friends who own a class A?

Not to be a trouble maker. But how can you purchase something. You do not know how to operate safely. :h

gamma ray don't let these guys rain on your parade--instead YAY for your new rv coming soon!
there are a couple of good suggestions to learn what you need to know to get started, i'd also check with the dealer and/or whomever you purchased it from.
happy trails!!!

Check out the rv show in Tampa, might find someone there or a driving school - lots of vendors. I learned from my truck driver bil, then practiced in a large empty parking lot - used cones, etc to mark turns, backing into sites. You can do this and congratulations on your coach. I would ask, quite firmly, that the dealership provide some basic driving skills along with the usual pdi.

I have a 27 foot tt and in my part time job I drive a 40 school bus. Fly me down there I'll bring it home for you. Lol