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MOTORWAY HANDLING
MOTORWAY HANDLING
Best Practice
To gain the most enjoyment and ensure a
long life for your motorhome, the following
should be observed:
• Do not bump kerbs with wheels.
• When overtaking ensure sufficient
clearance is given to other vehicles.
• Your motorhome will not accelerate as
quicly as a car, so take this into account
when attempting to overtake other
vehicles.
• Carry out all manoeuvers as smoothly as
possible.
• Use the wing mirror to check your
motorhome has cleared has cleared the
other vehicle.
• Slow down and take care when driving
over raised speed bumps, ‘sleeping
policemen’ or when embarking/
disembarking ferries.
• In high or cross winds, travelling downhill
or in conditions of poor visibility reduce
your speed.
• High-sided vehicles can cause air
buffeting so extra care must be taken
when passing or being passed. Leave as
much space as possible when overtaking
these types of vehicles
Speed Limits
Be sure to observe all statutory speed limits
and adapt your speed to take account of
prevailing weather and road conditions.
Towing Your Motorhome
In the unlikely event that you have to tow
your motorhome, the towing point is fitted
within the front bumper, behind the
removable flap provided by Peugeot. The
towing hook can be found in the tool box
supplied by Peugeot, found under the front
passenger seat.
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