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Half the fun is getting there. Equally important is getting there safely. Studies on how to manage long drives (https://www.nps.gov/policy/PolMemos/PM_13-01_Attachment_1.pdf)show you should "Take breaks every 2-3 hours of driving". What better way to get rest than allow your partner to relax in the recliner while you both continue your journey. After a couple hours, you do the same.
This question is asked all over the internet and around RV resorts. None of the scientific studies talk about miles, they talk about time behind the wheel and getting rest every 2-3 hours. With this in mind Class A Lady suggests you should take breaks and limit your driving to about 8 hours a day if you are the sole driver of your coach. When you share the driving, more than 8 hours can be done without increasing accident risks due to fatigue.
Upon completion of your training you will receive a Certificate of Completion from Class A Lady. Many insurers will accept this certificate and will discount your insurance rate. It is a good idea to check with your insurance company as Class A Lady does not have a comprehensive list of companies that offer discounts.
Class A vehicles can weigh anywhere from 13,000 to 35,000 pounds and yet amazingly almost all states do not require any special training or license. To see if your state requires a special license, go to Campanda.com (https://www.campanda.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=AS_cINT_en_BR_TA_DM__CBR__campanda&utm_term=campanda.com&utm_content=1EX_cINT_en__CBR__campanda.com&gclid=Cj0KCQiAv8PyBRDMARIsAFo4wK3zj2u3osDsijFA_WbC5fg1RZhMSg37P3U9sjVuAe78dZCjxflhsUoaAoIOEALw_wcB)for a complete list. No matter the requirements we can help get you ready for any test or certification.
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