West Virginia RV length limits

The law in West Virginia

• Motorhome: 45 ft

  "Provided, That a motor home and a school bus may not exceed a length of forty-five feet, exclusive of front and rear bumpers."

• Overall combination: 65 ft

  "(d) A combination of two vehicles coupled together, one of which is a motor home, or a combination of vehicles coupled together, one of which is a travel trailer or folding camping trailer, may not exceed an overall length, exclusive of front and rear bumpers of sixty-five feet."

• Triple towing: With conditions

  "The limitation that a combination of vehicles coupled together may not consist of more than two units may not apply to: ... (2) a combination of vehicles coupled together, one of which is a travel trailer or folding camping trailer having an overall length, exclusive of front and rear bumpers, not exceeding sixty-five feet."

• Height: 13 ft 6 in

  "(a) A vehicle, including any load thereon, may not exceed a height of thirteen feet six inches"

• Width: 102 in (8 ft 6 in)

  "(b) Motor homes, travel trailers, truck campers, motor buses and trackless trolley coaches with a total outside width of one hundred two inches, excluding safety equipment authorized by the United States Department of Transportation, may operate on any highway."

W. Va. Code §17C-17-4, Height and length of vehicles and loads, checked November 2026.