RV Life: What Are Safe RV Towing Speeds?

Above, before heading to Colorado, a stop at a propane dealer. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Here's one that everyone who drives an RV or tows an RV or dinghy vehicle should read.

It is an article by RV Life on safe towing and driving speeds. Until now, I really haven't seen this topic discussed.

They begin it with:

There’s a lot to know when it comes to RV towing. Whether you’re towing a bumper-pull or fifth wheel with a truck, or you’re pulling a little tow car behind a motorhome, knowing the ropes before you hit the road is important. Weight limits, how to hitch up, and how to avoid low-clearance bridges are some of the things newbies need to know.

Another biggie? Safe RV towing speeds.

How fast you’re going can completely change how things go should a high wind catch you by surprise, or should somebody cut you off. Therefore, learning about safe RV towing speeds should be at the top of your list before your first trip. 

Lucky for you, that’s exactly what we’re going to discuss below. 

To read the full article, go here.