Tips to Stay Safe on Your Next RV Journey

1. SLOW DOWN

Take all turns slowly and make sure you take wider turns when turning right.

2. ALLOW SPACE

It takes longer to accelerate and stop in a motorhome, so keep a three- to four-seconds following distance between you and the vehicle ahead of you.

3. FILL ’ER UP

Inflating your tires to the recommended pressure provides better grip on the road. Check your tire pressure regularly and ensure all maintenance is up to date.

4. KNOW YOUR HEIGHT

Know your height and the maximum allowed by tunnels, bridges, parkades, and overpasses.

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Road Trips

HOW IT WORKS

Visit a road trip page: Dinosaur Trail | Cowboy Trail | Boomtown Trail | Deh Cho Trail
Download or print off the activity passport and complete the missions
Take lots of pictures completing the activities and join our private Facebook group to share your photos
Each photo will be counted as one entry into our prize draws.

Select images will be shared with AMA members online, and some may be featured in an upcoming issue of AMA Insider Magazine.

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RV Prep Guide

Melting snow means one thing to RV-loving Albertans: Camping season is just around the corner! But before you hit the open road, it’s important to be prepared—by performing necessary seasonal maintenance.