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Is my RV legal in every state?

Enter your rig: a motorhome, a tow car, a trailer or fifth wheel, or a triple tow. See whether it is within each state's length, towing and height limits, quoted from the state's own law.

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Truck and trailer or fifth wheel · Florida

Within the limits

Yes. Your truck and trailer is within Florida's length limits.

Add your height to check it against Florida's 13 ft 6 in limit.

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WithinYours 52 ft · limit 65 ft
"a combination of vehicles not qualifying as commercial motor vehicles may consist of no more than two units coupled together; such nonqualifying combination of vehicles may not exceed a total length of 65 feet, inclusive of the load carried thereon, but exclusive of safety and energy conservation devices approved by the department for use on vehicles using public roads."

Width: 102 in (8 ft 6 in)

"The total outside width of any vehicle or the load thereon may not exceed 102 inches, exclusive of safety devices determined by the department to be necessary for the safe and efficient operation of motor vehicles."

"The total outside width of a noncommercial travel trailer, camping trailer, truck camper, motor home, or private motor coach as defined in s. 320.01 may be more than 102 inches if: ... (a) The excess width is attributable to appurtenances that do not extend beyond the exterior rearview mirrors installed on the motor home by the manufacturer or the exterior rearview mirrors of the tow vehicle; and ... (b) The exterior rearview mirrors only extend the distance necessary to provide the appropriate field of view for the vehicle before the appurtenances are attached."

Your rig in every state

Within the limits in 39 of the 50 states we have checked, and 11 to check before you go. Tap a state to read its law.

A guide to each state's published law, not legal advice. Lengths are measured as each state's law says (bumpers and hitches count in most); posted signs, local roads and permits can differ. The linked law is the authority.

Each state's own law, quoted
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By state

RV length and towing limits by state

Each state's own law. Lengths are the maximums for ordinary highways; some states allow more on designated routes or with a permit.

State	Motorhome	Overall	Triple tow	Height
Alabama	45 ft		Not stated	13 ft 6 in
Alaska	45 ft		Not stated	15 ft
Arizona	45 ft		With conditions	13 ft 6 in
Arkansas			Allowed	14 ft
California	45 ft	65 ft	With conditions	14 ft
Colorado	45 ft	70 ft	Allowed	14 ft 6 in
Connecticut	45 ft	65 ft	Not stated	13 ft 6 in
Delaware	45 ft	65 ft	Not allowed	13 ft 6 in
Florida	45 ft	65 ft	Not allowed	13 ft 6 in
Georgia			Not stated	13 ft 6 in
Hawaii	45 ft	65 ft	Not allowed	14 ft
Idaho	45 ft	75 ft	Allowed	14 ft
Illinois	45 ft	60 ft	With conditions	13 ft 6 in
Indiana	45 ft	60 ft	Not stated	13 ft 6 in
Iowa	45 ft	65 ft	With conditions	13 ft 6 in
Kansas	45 ft	65 ft	With conditions	14 ft
Kentucky	45 ft	65 ft	Not stated	13 ft 6 in
Louisiana	45 ft	65 ft	With conditions	13 ft 6 in
Maine	45 ft	65 ft	Not allowed	13 ft 6 in
Maryland	40 ft	55 ft	Not allowed	13 ft 6 in
Massachusetts	45 ft	65 ft	Not allowed	13 ft 6 in
Michigan	45 ft	59 ft	With conditions	13 ft 6 in
Minnesota	45 ft	75 ft	With conditions	13 ft 6 in
Mississippi	45 ft		With conditions	13 ft 6 in
Missouri	45 ft	55 ft	Not stated	13 ft 6 in
Montana	55 ft	75 ft	With conditions	14 ft
Nebraska	46 ft	65 ft	Not stated	14 ft 6 in
Nevada		70 ft	Not stated	14 ft
New Hampshire	45 ft		With conditions	13 ft 6 in
New Jersey	45 ft	65 ft	With conditions	13 ft 6 in
New Mexico	45 ft	65 ft	With conditions	14 ft
New York	45 ft	65 ft	With conditions	13 ft 6 in
North Carolina	45 ft	60 ft	Not allowed	14 ft
North Dakota	50 ft	75 ft	With conditions	14 ft
Ohio	45 ft	65 ft	Not stated	13 ft 6 in
Oklahoma		70 ft	With conditions	13 ft 6 in
Oregon	45 ft	60 ft	Not allowed	14 ft
Pennsylvania		No limit	Not stated	13 ft 6 in
Rhode Island	45 ft	No limit	Not stated	13 ft 6 in
South Carolina	45 ft	No limit	With conditions	13 ft 6 in
South Dakota	45 ft		With conditions	14 ft
Tennessee			Not stated	13 ft 6 in
Texas	45 ft	65 ft	With conditions	14 ft
Utah	45 ft	65 ft	With conditions	14 ft
Vermont	46 ft	75 ft	Not allowed	13 ft 6 in
Virginia	45 ft	65 ft	Not allowed	13 ft 6 in
Washington	46 ft	75 ft	Not allowed	14 ft
West Virginia	45 ft	65 ft	With conditions	13 ft 6 in
Wisconsin	45 ft	70 ft	With conditions	13 ft 6 in
Wyoming	60 ft	85 ft	Allowed	14 ft

Common questions

RV length and towing questions

45 ft in 37 of the 44 states we have checked against their own law. A few allow less. Pick a state in the tool for its exact wording.

The most common overall limit is 65 ft, in 20 of the 38 states we have checked. Overall length runs from the front bumper of the tow vehicle to the back of the last trailer in most states.

Of the states we have checked, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming allow a pickup to tow two trailers, most of them only under conditions such as a fifth wheel in front or a lower overall length. Delaware, Florida, Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Oregon, Vermont, Virginia and Washington do not.

Most states set a 102-inch width and leave out mirrors and some safety devices, and several also leave out awnings and other appurtenances up to a set number of inches. The tool quotes each state's own exclusions.

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