RVing page 7 Easy Going Driving or towing an RV is different, not difficult. With proper attention to differences in size, height and weight, you'll find it fun and easy to explore the back roads or navigate city streets. Account for vehicle size when turning. The front and rear wheels will track a path much farther apart than those of a car. Allow more time to brake, change lanes and enter a busy highway.
Bigger vehicles take more time to accelerate and slow down.
Back up with care. Have someone outside the RV assist you in backing up to avoid any obstacles. Trailers are available in many lengths and weights to tow with a wide array of cars, SUVs, vans and trucks. In fact, many of today's most popular family vehicles make ideal tow vehicles. Use the right trailer hitch and make sure it is hitched correctly.