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At RV Basic Training we teach first-time motor home and trailer owners the
skills professional drivers use to drive with confidence!
How comfortable are you when you’re operating your RV? Do you know and
understand:
- How to do a complete Pretrip inspection?
- Set and use your mirrors?
- Speed and keeping a safe following distance?
- Straight line backing?
- View and blind side backing?
- Rear / tail swing?
- Tight right-hand turns?
- Urban maneuvering and space requirements?
- Country and Freeway driving?
- Post trip inspection and RV storage?
If you answered “No” to any of the above, you need to consider
RV Boot Camp.
At Boot Camp new RV drivers learn how to perform all of the above listed items,
plus much more, including the five basics of Defensive Driving. When you
complete Boot Camp you will receive a free copy of our RV Driving Tips Manual.
Go to the Knowledge Test and see if you know all you should about operating
large vehicles.
If you do not take the time to learn how a large vehicle differs from a small one,
it could cost you big bucks! Check out
Keep Safe to see some of the most common mistakes inexperienced RV drivers make.
Recent Boot Camp graduates are shown in our
Grads Gallery. James Vlahos talks about Boot Camp and his
RV driving experience in the August 2006 issue of
Popular Mechanics magazine.
If you’ve purchased a 42’ or 45’ motor home in
California and have not upgraded your driver’s license to a noncommercial Class B, you are
driving out of class! Check out our
Class B Boot Camp
to find out what it takes to pass your Class B noncommercial. It’s not difficult
and we’ll work with you right through the whole process.
For more information contact me, Gary Lewis,
by phone at 1-866-976-7878 or email me at:
Gary.Lewis@RVBasicTraining.com
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