SAFE CARAVAN TOWING
THE MANUAL
- Approx. 200 pages.
- Includes over 85 photographs and diagrams
- Includes many of Ken’s tips to help the readers understand easier and safer ways to tow and use caravans.
Welcome to Truck Friendly – Caravan Road Safety Program
There are currently far too many accidents and incidents occur involving caravans, RVs and trucks on Australia’s highways and urban roads. Many of these could have been avoided through education on safe caravan towing practices, and a better understanding of how to work ‘with’ the heavy vehicle drivers.
At Truck Friendly, our mission is to provide well-researched and reliable easy to understand road safety education to help foster a friendlier and more cooperative working relationship between all road users on our highways and suburban roads.
You might also like to let other drivers know that you are an educated driver who wants to help other road users through joining our free caravan / RV sticker program.
The Truck Friendly program offers general caravan safety tips and advice for those new, and experienced to caravanning so that we all get home safely.
Read on, learn more and join me in becoming a ‘Truck Friendly’ road safety advocate.
Latest News
THE 50 mm TOW BALL.
TOW BALLS – THAT THING THAT THE CARAVAN ATTACHES TO. Towing with a Truck – you need to read this especially. The vast majority of caravan rigs on our roads are connected to the tow vehicle via a 50mm round tow ball and coupling. How much do you really know...
TAIL UP OR TAIL DOWN – HOW SHOULD YOU TOW YOUR VAN?
Tony has asked if I would advise Truck Friendly caravan road safety program followers of the correct way to tow your caravan. He mentioned that he (and others) has seen many caravans being towed with the A frame and tow hitch raised in the air and others that were...
WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION HITCHES – FACTS AND FICTION.
sameeKen Wilson from Truck Friendly caravan road safety program looks at the misinformation and facts on these towing aids. “I support the correct use of any safety towing aid as an extra safety measure, when needed. However: - I recommend that drivers FIX THE...