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5/18/2011 10:54:07 AM
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betterRVing
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Avoid Highway Tickets: Learn the Laws - Wisconsin
Wisconsin Law
Crossing state lines comes with the exhilaration of adventure as well as a new set of laws. We are here to inform and help you avoid tickets. Check in each week to learn about the Rules of the Road.
Click here to read the full article on the BetterRVing website.
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1/11/2012 6:45:22 AM
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Jamie (Wisconsin)
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I think this page is great information. Although I do not understand the TT and MH abbrivations. Would you please let us know what there meaning is.
Thank You
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1/11/2012 6:45:42 AM
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Jamie (Wisconsin)
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I think this page is great information. Although I do not understand the TT and MH abbrivations. Would you please let us know what there meaning is.
Thank You
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1/13/2012 9:23:15 AM
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Bill Whetstone
Posts 144
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MH is Motorhome, TT is Travl Trailer, 5er is a fifthe wheel, TC is a truck camper also known as a slide-in.
LOA Lots of Abbreviations. Just ask.
Oh, a toad, or a towed, is the car that is 'towed' behind a MH Motorhome.
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Bill Whetstone, Forum Leader
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2/13/2012 3:10:07 PM
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Tom (Eagle River, WI)
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Bill Whetstone- You must be fairlt new to RV ing, because only a newbie uses the word toad to mean anything other than an amphibious reptile....
The vehicle being towed behind a motorhome is called a DINGHY !!
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5/9/2012 3:06:08 PM
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sue (wi)
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Tom: lighten up with Bill. Geez..wake up on the wrong side of the bed? We all got what Bill meant. No need to go on a rant.!
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5/9/2012 3:06:23 PM
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sue (wi)
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Tom: lighten up with Bill. Geez..wake up on the wrong side of the bed? We all got what Bill meant. No need to go on a rant.!
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5/10/2012 12:53:27 PM
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Bill Whetstone
Posts 144
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Missed this when it first was replied to. Funny, yup newbie, only been around since 1972. There are a liot of terms that tend to be regional, or personal taste. Where I am from a dinghy is only used behind a boat. Had a number of boats and dinghies.
I was originally thrown off by the term TV when I saw it in use, I knew it wasn't a television, it turned out it is used as 'Towing Vehicle'. The truckl pulling the trailer. I always just called that the truck.
One of the interesting things about the internet and forums is learning all the different terms, and 'dialects' of RVers from around the country and around the world. For instance, a caravan in the UK.
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Bill Whetstone, Forum Leader
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