How to avoid the height limit dilemma when traveling in an RV?

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Answer the question, how to avoid the height limit problem when traveling in an RV

First: Limit There are many high barriers, the most common ones are 2.8 meters. SAIC Maxus V80 has a long axis and a high roof, and the total height of the car is 2.75 meters. Basically, it is passed by...

Second: I encountered the height limit three times. 2.5 meters. If you ask the locals at the intersection, they will enthusiastically tell you that it is just a corner away. The main reason is that our country's infrastructure is very good, and county-level roads are accessible to every village...

< p> What you enjoy when traveling in an RV is the scenery. Don’t take the expressway (to save money), but slowly take the national highway, provincial highway, county road, and the village-to-village roads are particularly beautiful... Just smile when you see the height limit fence, and you will be there after turning a corner. It is also possible that the most beautiful scenery is around the corner...

RV travel faces the problem of height-limiting poles. Height-limiting poles are generally not found on national highways. In some cities, the height limit is two meters. Around eight, this is how I avoid height-limiting poles.

When using navigation, set the navigation to large truck mode. Large truck mode is also divided into three types, including light trucks, medium trucks and heavy trucks. For our RVs, we usually fill in medium trucks. Such navigation You will be able to navigate routes that do not take the height-limited poles, and avoid places with limited-height poles.

If you need to go into the city, you have to switch to a small passenger car mode, because the city has restrictions on large trucks. This requires more practice and use by the car owners themselves, because sometimes they use light trucks and medium trucks. The roads we take are different, especially when we go to some more remote places, the mileage difference is very different. If you use it more often, you will know the difference between light trucks and medium-sized trucks, so that you can avoid unnecessary mistakes.

It is best to be able to lift as a whole. Lower while walking. Go up to your destination. There are lift buttons in the car.

I watched "Brother Hao's video" talking about the issue of RV height limits. Later, the person in charge of the "Amap" company contacted him and said that he should re-evaluate the app setting issue

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Remember the height of your car. Now various navigation systems can broadcast restricted road sections. If there are urban sections or urban-suburban combined road sections, there will be such height restrictions to prevent over-high vehicles. There are also small restrictions. For trucks, if you see or predict it, don’t take this road, choose another convenient and fast road! Wish you a happy journey. Pay attention to RV travel. Please see, New Horizons is setting off, Yuelong is thinking about it, Brother Hao’s room travel! They are the authoritative explainers of RV height limits! You can send them a private message.

RVs have batteries and high-power inverters, so just bring a chainsaw. . Haha, just kidding. . But are height limits legal? !

Rooftop RVs are more practical. They can be lowered to the basement, reduce wind resistance, and improve vehicle control. What a great design. . .

Also, if the driving restrictions on pickup trucks are lifted, the manufacturing level and quality can be completely improved, and they can become a new tool for urban transportation. A multi-purpose pickup truck is a multi-purpose vehicle, not an SUV. The popularity of SUVs nowadays is completely The result of restricted pickup trucks. . After talking about pickup trucks for a long time, what I actually want to say is the lift-type piggyback box, which comes with a jack. It is fixed on the pickup truck and becomes an RV. It is still no problem to take it off for accommodation. The car is more free, the wind resistance is reduced, and the off-road performance of the pickup truck is fully exerted. Room boxes are not vehicles and do not require annual inspections and have no scrapping period. . . . . .

Anyway, if the ban on pickup trucks is not lifted, we will deal with it with a medium-sized plug-in hybrid four-wheel drive SUV + roof tent. The household appliances can be turned outdoors at any time, which is enough for emergency short-distance camping, haha.

This question is very simple. The Iveco C-type RV I bought in July is 3 meters high. I use the Amap navigation and set the Amap navigation to the truck. The height is 3.1 meters. It is OK now nationwide. I have traveled nearly 20,000 kilometers in various places, and there has never been a height limit. Hehe, thank you all

First, if possible, buy a shorter RV or one with a raised roof.

Second, before going somewhere, plan the route in advance and check where the height limits of the route usually appear.

Third, communicate more often in RV forums.

Installing a truck navigation system and a height-limiting probe can limit the avoidance.