The number of people allowed to ride in an RV equals the number of seatbelts in the RV. Typically, this ranges from 4 to 10 people. Call us and we can help you determine what RV size you need.

Yes. The law states that the number of seatbelts in a unit determines the number of people allowed to ride. Keep in mind the number of seatbelts vary according to the unit. See similar questions...

Not very many, we're still working on finding an answer to this question. Historically, only a handful of thru-riders have successfully completed the trail. Section-rides tend to have a higher success rate. See similar questions...

There are thousands of campgrounds throughout the US that provide parking and hookups. Many also provide washing machines and dryers, swimming pools, recreation rooms, playgrounds and on-site convenience stores. Many roadside hotels and motels also have 30 amp electrical hookups available on site for a small fee. You can easily pick up a 10 gage (it must be 10 gage), 50 foot regular household type extension cord at many hardware stores. See similar questions...

No, in general. Most RV rental companies do not allow pets in the units. However, be sure to check with the specific rental company you use - some may have specific units in which pets are allowed. See similar questions...

No, in general. Most RV rental companies do not allow smoking in the units. However, be sure to check with the specific rental company you use - some may have specific units in which smoking is allowed. See similar questions...

Due to town and community regulations, recreational vehicles and motorcycles are not allowed on the island See similar questions...

RVs and Motorhomes will be allowed in the Yellow Lot. The charge is $15 per day. Your parking space will be provided when you arrive. No hook-ups are available and no overnight parking is permitted. See similar questions...

Yes, provided riders obey traffic signs and signals, yield right of way to pedestrians, give an audible signal when overtaking and passing pedestrians, and travel in a safe, prudent manner at a speed appropriate to conditions. See similar questions...

Yes. In crosswalks, bicyclists have the same rights as pedestrians. However, bicyclists are required to yield to pedestrians. See similar questions...

One passenger on the drivers lap in in rare acts of honorary abductions. If you ask for a ride you will simply be eaten and thus you will ride as a passenger in many small mashed up poison-pumped pieces. See similar questions...

When a food addict is convinced that abstinence is the answer to recovering from food addiction, she/he will be able to go anywhere and remain abstinent. Traveling abstinently does take extra planning to ensure that we have the foods we need when we need them. Discussing travel plans with a sponsor and with other recovering food addicts can provide us with an excellent source of ideas for solutions to the challenges of traveling abstinently. See similar questions...

We offer door-to-door service with extra special care given to children and senior citizens. Door-to-door service means drivers assist passengers with a steadying arm between the bus and exterior door of their pick-up and drop-off locations and/or can carry up to three small packages (up to 25 pounds or what can be carried in one trip). Ask your dispatcher for more details. See similar questions...

Generally, people who have epilepsy but who have been seizure-free for 12 months or more should be able to drive. Some states issue restrictive licenses that limit the times of day and distance that people with epilepsy may legally drive. See similar questions...

Each lesson is 3-4 hours of instruction with 1 hour riding time. The lessons are divided between two thirty-minute sessions. Your session starts when you put on your wakeboard and jump into the water. The 5 to 10 minutes traveling to nice water does not count as your lesson time. See similar questions...