Bridge Clearance Class C 11'4"

[Judge]

What's the weight limit for that bridge? My Super C wouldn't fit but even if it did that things looks a little shaky to drive across with a lot of weight.

[Bob Denman]

Originally Posted by 16ACE27

??? You have almost a foot of clearance on the bridge.

It's pretty easy to be brave when it's not your RV...
They didn't know, and just weren't sure: a recipe for long faces, and a closed off road!

[JimEasTexas]

Thanks...

[Pete'sMH]

Originally Posted by Guy Lombardo

We bought a Garmin specifically made for RVs. You set up the Garmin with the height, width and length of your RV and it will choose a route which avoids problems. When inputting the height add extra inches just to be safe. Some tunnels do not permit vehicles with propane tanks so the Garmin will reroute around those tunnels.

Me too. But the lady in the box isn’t quite as smart as she thinks she is. I was going west on I-70 a couple of years ago in Ohio and noted that my Garmin RV 770 was routing me 50 miles off of the interstate. I tried to figure out why and she said there was a 5,000 pound weight limited bridge to avoid. On I-70?! I don’t think so! So I ignored her and pressed on. I was impressed at how serious she was in warning me as we approached the bridge. Flashing red warnings and asking me to acknowledge the risk I was taking. Learned to double check the GPS with a second source. Interesting that I’ve driven that same stretch before and after without any issues with the same GPS.

[Bob Denman]

So you didn't die during a drop off a crushed bridge?
Way to go!

[Pete'sMH]

Originally Posted by Bob Denman

So you didn't die during a drop off a crushed bridge?

Way to go!

Nope! DW got a little nervous until I pointed out there was a line of big trucks in front of us and if they made it across we would too!

[Bob Denman]

Good idea: Let the big kids go in the water first, and let them feed the sharks!

[16ACE27]

Originally Posted by Pete'sMH

Me too. But the lady in the box isn’t quite as smart as she thinks she is. I was going west on I-70 a couple of years ago in Ohio and noted that my Garmin RV 770 was routing me 50 miles off of the interstate. I tried to figure out why and she said there was a 5,000 pound weight limited bridge to avoid. On I-70?! I don’t think so! So I ignored her and pressed on. I was impressed at how serious she was in warning me as we approached the bridge. Flashing red warnings and asking me to acknowledge the risk I was taking. Learned to double check the GPS with a second source. Interesting that I’ve driven that same stretch before and after without any issues with the same GPS.

Ain't that the truth! It seems my Garmin RV 660 gets stupider with every update. I never rely on it blindly.