Our units run on regular gasoline. It is better to buy gasoline at big truck stop gas stations, because of
the height and length of the RV.

Anyone licensed and experienced driver can operate an RV. The motor home is like a large school
bus. Therefore, operators should compensate for its length and height. They should also pay attention
to road conditions like wind speed, posted heights of overhead bridges, road restrictions for large
vehicles, etc

No. In most states of the United States, special license is not required to operate the RV.

Yes. Plan your trip carefully keeping things like toll roads, construction and weather conditions in
mind. Driving a big motor home or pulling a trailer is different than driving a car. Extra caution must
be used wherever you go.

Seatbelts are installed on the motorhome. Besides those installed on the driver’s cab, the couch and
dinette have seats belts.

It is 30 Amps electric power.

Yes. Electric hookup cable for 30 Amps is included.

yes

No. You can only use either. Generator should be used only when there is no other source of electric
power.

The fridge will use either propane (LPG) or electric power to operate.

Set the fridge to “Auto”. It will automatically switch to propane of electric power.

No. The fridge should be on all time to keep your food and beverages fresh.
However, it will be turned off when you shut off the propane tank at a gas station or when passing
through a tunnel. Thereafter, turn on the propane tank and fridge.

No. The propane tank should be on all time to power the fridge to keep your food and beverages
fresh.
However, it must be shut off the propane tank at a gas station or when passing through a tunnel

No. Please dispose of those items in the trash.

That depends on if it is available where you park. If you have a good cell phone signal and data plan,
you can use your phone’s mobile hot spot to connect to the internet.