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One of the biggest things to consider when looking at RVs is whether you can afford the insurance. Here are a few of the most important factors we’ve learned about RV insurance on our journey.
Your habits as the driver of a car will spill over into the way you manage the road in a larger vehicle. Your insurance company is going to look over your driving records to get an idea of how much they need to charge to feel comfortable insuring you. If your record is filled with speeding tickets or other minor traffic violations, it could hurt your chances of getting a low premium. Consider visiting traffic school to remove some of those violations from your record before you buy your RV.
Have you ever driven a large vehicle before? If the answer is no, then you’re probably already aware that you have some learning ahead of you. Adjusting to the size of a massive vehicle takes time, and it makes sense that an insurance company would be more hesitant to trust a newbie behind the wheel. It might be a good idea to rent an RV a few times to gain some experience behind the wheel before you make a purchase.