Simple answer, probably not. Most contemporary 30’ yachts are likely to be categorised as a ‘wide load’ load on British roads, being over the 2.9m width limit and therefore requiring specialist towing arrangements. Together with their trailers 30 foot+ boats are also likely to weigh beyond the towing limit of most cars, including big 4x4s which tend to max out at around 3.5t. There are some exceptions though. Unlike monohulls trimarans don’t need to carry ballast and many come with folding arms which can make them narrow enough for towing. So, boats like the Corsair 970 and the Farrier F32 both come in under the UK Wide Load limit with the floats folded in. They weigh very little too - the Corsair displaces only 2.2t and the Farrier F32 a superlight 1.3t. Being so narrow, these boats have limited internal space, so they won’t feel like a 30 footer in the cabin and beware, you need deep pockets!