Internet Access on the Road
WiFi, Satellite, Cell Phone and other ways to get connected.
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By Chad Heiser · Posted
I’m traveling home from Oklahoma for the next couple of days, but after that will be available. My contact information is on my website (in my signature). -
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Rates have really gone up recently. We have a clean record and it is high. -
By markandkim · Posted
Registered my RV and 2 vehicles while out of state today for the first time. Was super easy. thanks to Kirk's advice. 1 more question though. How come the insurance rates are so freakin high and they only write 6 month policies in Texas? -
Rod, another thing to consider is that some states are not very friendly to the idea of having a RV as a residence. For instance, in Ohio, in order to claim residency, you must live in a permanent structure. A house trailer skirts this by being raised up and set on piers or a foundation, then anchored to it. Just one more thing to think about....
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