#6 Very dangerous doing what you did making that right hand turn! If it were me I would have slowed down or stopped a safe distance so the RV could see around you and let him make his turn. Doing what you did should be a LAST resort! Someone will pass you on the right and you will make contact, you might not even see them in your mirror. #7 slow down to safe speed, usually SLOWER than what the ramp speed posted. ALMOST anyone can drive one. Personally there should be an RV endorsement.
Lot's of terrible advice. #1, if your going to pass full throttle is the best way to go you wont to pass as quickly and safely as possible. #2. It appears you were going to make a left turn at 1:45 but take up both lanes and go straight, big no no. #3. Points of reference, when your navigating in tight spots use your mirrors to see how close you are to the line, it's best to have a convex up front so you can see your nose and how close you are. #4 Watch your tail swing! #5 Both hands on wheel!
Who the HELL taught you how to drive an RV anyway!!??? Mr. Mc Goo!!???
ford9572 1 year ago
Shitty driving!!!, I can drive my MH WAY better than YOU can!!! Trying to be reckless ain't gonna cut it Pal!!!
ford9572 1 year ago
#6 Very dangerous doing what you did making that right hand turn! If it were me I would have slowed down or stopped a safe distance so the RV could see around you and let him make his turn. Doing what you did should be a LAST resort! Someone will pass you on the right and you will make contact, you might not even see them in your mirror. #7 slow down to safe speed, usually SLOWER than what the ramp speed posted. ALMOST anyone can drive one. Personally there should be an RV endorsement.
studpuppy69 1 year ago
Lot's of terrible advice. #1, if your going to pass full throttle is the best way to go you wont to pass as quickly and safely as possible. #2. It appears you were going to make a left turn at 1:45 but take up both lanes and go straight, big no no. #3. Points of reference, when your navigating in tight spots use your mirrors to see how close you are to the line, it's best to have a convex up front so you can see your nose and how close you are. #4 Watch your tail swing! #5 Both hands on wheel!
studpuppy69 1 year ago