
It’s that time of year when you start noticing the RV in the driveway a little more—or look longingly at them when you see them in passing. An RV is a fabulous way to get a family vacation without the complaints of cramped quarters and a zillion pit stops. It’s also a great way to see the natural beauty of United States (all 3.8 million square miles of it). Whether it’s your first time or dusting off the steering wheel or you’re a road tripping pro, there are a few things you need to know, like how to obtain RV Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) information. Here are a few of the practical details to get ready for your RV trip for life on the road.
Registering an RV is different than a car. In part, that’s because each state has their own criteria. Most states consider:
You also may need to consider smog checks. RVs need them, too. Have a smog check every two years or you may find yourself unable to register. Yes, you can fix that by paying for the adequate repairs.
Most DMVs have online registration calculators for RVs. Check your owner’s manual for specs.
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