TrailersPlusHitches.com will concentrate on the information required to safely drive these type vehicles.

People are realizing that a recreational vehicle is a mobile living experience.

Types of trailer vehicles that fall under this type are motor homes, campers; and, even van conversions can offer a living style for traveling.

The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) in each state is concerned with the safe operation of RVs, recreational trailers, and all other trailers.

Most drivers have experience in driving passenger vehicles; yet, handling an RV or trailer handles very differently.

Some of the most noticeable driving differences of trailers versus cars are restricted vision and added braking times.

Additional differences include bridge heights, buildings with low canopies, space requirement needs, increased following distances, increased turning radiuses, and more space needed for lane changes.

You learn more and obtain an education from your state for the following:

1. Basic driver rules and regulations for safe driving in all situations. (Check the State you live in for specific rules).

2. Rules and regulations for Class A and Class B commercial vehicles and trailers, multiple trailers, passenger transport vehicles, and commercial Class C vehicles.

3. Rules and regulations for Class M1 and M2 motorcycle operators.

4. Registration information for recreational vehicles and trailers.

5. Various brochures entitled “Fast Facts” or “How To” which provide driver license and registration information for vehicles and trailers.

Study Materials from your State;

1. Owner’s manual for your towing vehicle

2. Owner’s manual for your RV or your trailer