Due to its large size, driving a Class A motorhome requires some extra practice and getting used to, especially since the weight distribution is different compared to a standard car. However, as long as you take it slow and steady, you can maneuver your RV with comfort and ease. Additionally, Class A motorhomes are very aerodynamic and have great windshield visibility. Many newer Class A motorhomes also come equipped with multiple cameras so you have a complete view of your surroundings.Here are a few tips and suggestions when driving a Class A motorhome:Take turns wide and slow, especially through major cities and narrow streetsSlow down through curves and turnsGive yourself plenty of time to brake; avoid sudden stopsAlways use your mirrors when changing lanes (you can even add side-view mirror extensions to help)Reference your rear-view camera when backing upUse truck driving navigation apps to help ensure your route is suited for your Class A; they take into consideration turn radius, height and road weight restrictions