Route 66 Traveler
Senior Member
He is updating it as we speak and I will replace it with a new chart as soon as he sends it over to me. Should be up later today or sometime tomorrow.
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He is updating it as we speak and I will replace it with a new chart as soon as he sends it over to me. Should be up later today or sometime tomorrow.
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With or without a trailer we follow the speed listed on signs, GPS, and the flow of traffic. In some states, like Ohio and Texas, we are careful due to hungry cops and seemingly senseless speed limit changes along a stretch of highway. We do not attempt the speed limit with a trailer in Montana, Wyoming or South Dakota. In Michigan the resident speed limit is generally as posted plus 10 mph except for the stretches of interstate that require 4WD, but Gov. Witchmer is on it.
18 states have that now, mine turn on automaticallyCalifornia, Lights must be on when wipers are on for rain.
I understand. The reason I published this for just trailers is that I just learned a few years ago that speed limits for RV's and Travel Trailers is often different. That was a revelation as we thought that all "RV's" were treated the same.