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On the road
The first time you tow, spend an hour or
so driving gently around quiet roads. Build
your confidence by getting the feel of your
combined vehicles.
Take each gear shift gently and allow
the revs to build up before shifting.
When driving downhill, use the gears in
conjunction with your brakes.
Extra consideration is required when driving
in wet conditions involving longer braking
distances and slower cornering speeds.
Remember that the caravan wheels don’t
exactly follow the car wheels; they slightly
cut corners, so make allowances for this.
Your caravan is wider than your car, allow
for this when overtaking or pulling to the
side of the road or entering gateways.
When turning corners, travel further
forward in a straight line before you turn,
in order to give your van plenty of room to
negotiate the corner.
Reversing the caravan is actually quite
simple. The basic principal is to turn the car
wheels in the opposite direction you would
if the car was on its own. This will push the
unit in the desired direction.