1. What is an RV?
An RV or Recreation Vehicle is a motor-driven or towed vehicle that has sleeping and living comfort on the road. It would generally have beds, a kitchen, a bathroom, and seating areas in it-just like a mobile home.

2. What are the types of RVs?
The different types of RVs include Class A, B, and C motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth-wheel trailers, and camper vans-all offering different levels of comfort and mobility for your journeys.

3. Do I need a special license to drive an RV?
Usually, with an RV, a driver's licence is sufficient but in some cases, depending on weight, especially for bigger motorhomes, this can be state law and might require a special licence. It's always best to check with your local requirements prior to departure.

4. How Much Does an RV Cost?
The prices of an RV are literally all over the place. Besides different types and sizes, there are several other things that can change the price as well. The price of a new RV can range from about $10,000 for a small trailer to more than $300,000 for an ultra-luxurious motorhome. Used RVs are much less expensive. However, the condition and age of an RV will dictate price.

5. How much does it cost to live in an RV?
LIFE IN AN RV DESCRIBES EXACTLY HOW MUCH ONE WILL SPEND ON THAT LIFESTYLE, IN A DIRECT WAY AS THE PRICE ONE HAS TO COVER: GAS, MAINTAINANCE, INSURANCE, CAMPING SITES AND FOOD. Although it is true that most people find the alternative of living in an RV cheaper than traditional housing, for others, it is not true, because some luxury RVs and premium camping areas are equal or almost as expensive as traditional housing. Actually, some people consider RVing as being more expensive than normal living.

6. Where can I park an RV overnight?
RVs can be taken to campgrounds, RV parks, and some public lands. Most Walmarts and truck stops have overnight parking available free or for some small nominal fee. Always check the local laws and regulations before parking overnight in a noncampground area.

7. How do RVs handle utilities like electricity and water?
Fresh water tanks, on-board propane tanks for heating and cooking, and batteries or generators mean that recreational vehicles can be completely self-contained. In fact, most RVs do have hook-ups, too, so that they can plug into electricity, water and drainage systems at RV parks and campgrounds to stay there longer without having to refill fresh water or relief tanks or run a generator.

8. Can you live full time in an RV?
True enough, an awful lot of people live full-time in their RVs and think of themselves as nomads. Full-time RV living is, indeed, a way of life that comes with some pretty serious planning at least, when it comes to how you handle your mail, healthcare and finding dependable internet access if you work remotely.

9. How do I maintain an RV?
Maintenance of the RV includes follow-up on the engine, tires, plumbing, and electrical systems. Works to be executed include cleaning of the exterior, seals checking for avoidance of leaks, and servicing of appliances. This continuous process of maintenance is going to help you in extending the life of your RV and also save yourself from costly repairs.

10. Is it safe to travel in an RV?
Just like other means of transport, RV can be considered as very safe as long as you keep the safe travelling rules. The Rv should be kept in good condition by timely maintenance. Also, it will be a safe trip when you load it properly and pay attention to the weather condition. First aid kit, fire extinguisher and some emergency tools should also be prepared when you travel in a RV.