The RV is a large vehicle that is bigger and heavier than what you may be used to:• The RV is 31 feet / 9.5m long. That is twice the length of standard car. • Backing Up: When backing up, ALWAYS use a spotter. Never back up without a spotter. • Turning: The RV has a long rear overhang. Take wide turns and remember to check for obstructions on Both Sides of the RV making taking tight turns. • Dips: The RV has a long rear overhang. Drive very slow and at an angle when encountering dips or over raised speed humps. • Stopping: The RV Weights ±14500 pounds (6.5 ton). That is 4 times a typical motor car and takes 4 times longer to stop. Always drive below the speed limit. Keep longer following distances (5 seconds or more). Decelerate well in advance of planned stops. • Height: The RV is 13 feet (4 m) high. Take note of overhead obstructions, especially tree branches at camp sites. Note that the top of the roof is deceptively higher than what you can see from the driver’s position. • Safety: Traffic law requires that the driver and all passengers wear seat belts when driving. Due to airbag, children are allowed on the front passenger seat. Before driving, ensure that all loose items are properly stored / secured. • Alberta has distracted driving rules. Let your co-pilot do any googling or map navigating. • General: This is a fragile home on wheels. Please keep to paved roads whenever possible. Avoid tight parking spaces. The RV is not allowed to cross the border.