driving speed with a slide in truck camper?

[MORSNO]

Originally Posted by Rookieroller

I hear ya. But if you’re crossing Montana vs New Jersey .. there’s a lot to consider

We always rode in the camper back in the 60's and 70's, so I had to look it up and see if it's still legal. It's completely legal in all but 5 states (Arkansas,
Maine, Mississippi, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania) and some restrictions in 5 others (California: Passengers must be able to communicate with the driver, the exit must be accessible from the inside and outside, safety glass in the windows, and safety belts installed. Georgia: Passengers must have “free access” to the driving compartment. Hawaii: Passengers must be at least 13 years old. Kansas: Passengers must be 14 years old.)

[Dave Pelletier]

Are there any campers that come with seat belts?

Dave

[Rookieroller]

Originally Posted by Dave Pelletier

Are there any campers that come with seat belts?

Dave

I doubt it but wouldn’t be hard to install. Honestly, the larger danger is the flying appliances and such within the camper.

I remember running hard in the motorhome one day and needing to stop fast and everything on the counters went flying . A quick lesson in making sure counters are cleared off if it’s not being used.

[MORSNO]

Class A's and C's have seatbelts, but has anyone honestly seen a truck campers seating area built solid enough for a seat belt? Back in the days of just a standard cab, there wasn't much choice, but today with crew cabs there is no reason not to ride up front.

[Rookieroller]

Well, 5000 miles with a 6 and 8 year old can get rough, slug bug only lasts so long

[Bedlam]

Some truck campers have RV recliners that can be fitted for belts. I have seen none where this is standard, but dinettes can also be fitted.