RV & motorhome
A 38-foot rig, routed around every low bridge
Dale & Rita — full-timers in a 38-ft Class A
Dale and Rita sold the house and live in a 38-foot Class A. A wrong turn under a 12-foot overpass isn’t an inconvenience — it’s the whole trip. They plan every leg in tripster before they touch the wheel.
What they told tripster
- 13′ 2″ height, 40,000 lb, 38 ft long
- Carrying propane — avoid hazmat-restricted tunnels
- Max 250 mi / day
- Full hook-up stops within 15 mi of the route
Step 1
The rig is a parameter, not an afterthought
They saved the coach once in their garage as a Class A — height, width, length, weight, axle load, and the propane flag. Every trip since routes around those numbers automatically, so a low clearance or a weight-limited bridge never makes it onto the line.
Step 2
The route bends to the coach
tripster draws the drivable route for their actual dimensions and splits it into daily legs under their 250-mile cap — so they’re never staring at a pass they can’t take or a day that runs past dark.
Step 3
Overnights that actually fit a Class A
Along the way, tripster surfaces full-hook-up stops within their radius — and the community confidence signals tell them whether a spot is still open before they commit 40,000 pounds to the off-ramp.