RVs, Motor Homes, and Travel Trailers
Summer trips, cross-country adventures, and retirement bliss—all are reasons people buy RVs. Yet with this increased freedom and mobility comes another insurance responsibility. You can find quality insurance for your motor home or travel trailer.
Motor Homes
Motor homes, designed to provide temporary living quarters, are motor vehicles that are permanently attached to a motor vehicle chassis or van.
Permanently installed facilities include cooking, refrigeration, bathroom facilities (built-in and plumbed), self-contained heating and/or air conditioning, a drinkable water supply system, and a 110 to 125 volt electrical power system (including solar powered systems).
Further, motor homes can be classified by their frame, size, and shape, and may include the conventional motor home, the professional bus conversion, the non-professional bus conversion, the camper van, and the mini motor home.
Travel Trailers
Travel trailers and campers, in contrast, are nonmotorized, portable units designed to be towed by a land motor vehicle and designed for recreational and camping use.
Permanently installed facilities include cooking and sleeping areas. Trailer models include the conventional trailer, the fifth-wheel trailer, the pop-up tent trailer, trailers with recreational quarters, and the mounted truck camper.
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Last Updated: February 14, 2008
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