RV Education 101: Drive Your Motorhome Like a Pro

Either I was a better driver than I realized or this video caters to the lowest common denominator. Advice included information such as watch cross streets for turning traffic and RVs take much longer to stop so anticipate accordingly. Some of the most helpful footage was the segment that they included in their free preview. I did take one extremely helpful tip away from the video about how to line up where your edges are, but not sure that was worth the fifteen dollars that I paid. The other factor that reduced number of stars was the very low-res recording. I watch plenty of dvds that look fine on a hi-def TV, but this video badly needs to be remastered to not look like it was produced in 1989 (which it well might have been).

My wife and I would love to drive a motorhome, but are hesitant about driving something so big. This disc is very helpful in showing that the average person can do it, and do it safely.No substitute for behind-the-wheel training, of course, but I'm glad I bought it.I disagree with the reviewer who said this is just a promotion for other products. There are 3 or 4 *quick* mentions of other products in this hour-long disc, but it's no big deal.

The video points out some problems you'll likely encounter driving a large RV for the first time and how to deal with those problems. Much of the video's information is pretty obvious, but preventing even a "small" problem while driving can save you a lot of money; much more money than this video costs. So it is well worth its cost.

I bought this just before I picked up my new motorhome. I have to say, it was really valuable, really informative and helped me really understand how to drive much more accurately than I might have without it. Mark makes it easy to see how to judge turning radius and line up lanes. After 4,000 miles of driving most of this becomes automatic but this was my first orientation and I really found it so useful.

Very informative for someone who hasn't bought an rv yet. However we already own one and needed tips on how to improve our braking and see some video on actually taking turns with the rv. Most tips given on this video you can read online or watch on u tube.

Although somewhat basic, it's probably the basics that prospective RV buyers should understand before they get behind the wheel. This is a cheap investment considering the potentially disastrous consequences of making a bad turn.

IT is learning RVs the easy way. If you thought that you new everything about RVs, just watch this DVD series and relearn everything you thought you new. Great series, I have enjoyed the ones that I have and am planning to order the rest of them. The more knowledge the better. Do things the right way first.

While nothing takes the place of actually getting out there and practicing with an RV in an empty (large) parking lot, this video gave me the confidence to try it in the first place.