Rumblings from South Dakota could affect some fulltime RV folk

South Dakota is one of the states popular with fulltime RVers. Not so much for making visits there, but with no state income tax and low fees on vehicle registrations, some fulltimers make the Mount Rushmore State their legal domicile. Now, according to a local paper, state authorities are asking questions that are making some […]


RVing Cross Country? Watch Out For Motor Vehicle Law Quirks

You’ve got a state-issued driver license, right? So you’re “OK” to drive your rig in any state, right? That’s a qualified, “Maybe.” Each of the 50 states have an understanding with one another: Lawfully licensed drivers from other states may drive in everyone else’s state. But there are quirks that can affect RVers–and other motorists–that […]


Texas RV Park Eviction Raises Rights Questions

A Canadian RV couple found themselves in an untenable situation as RV park tenants: When the park manager found the woman’s conduct objectionable, she invited both the woman and her husband to leave–quickly. To back up the “request,” law enforcement officers appeared–and here’s where the script gets hazy.


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