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Passengers In RV


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Is there a limit to how many passengers can ride in a recreational vehicle? Does it differ from state to state? Does the allowed number of passengers in the RV depend on the size of the rig?

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Passengers In RV

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Depends on Seatbelts
by: Coleen, the RVing editor

The number of passengers you can legally have in a traveling RV is limited by the number of seat belts and restraints in the RV. Each adult is supposed to be buckled in when the motorhome is being driven. Children are required to be buckled in the appropriate car seat or booster seat when traveling.

As for travel trailers, I don't think it is legal to have any people riding in the trailer while it is being pulled down the road.

I think regulations concerning slide-in pickup campers may vary from state to state.

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