Towing on narrow roads

Certainly drove with extra caution and slowed down, so I had time to stop if it wasn’t possible to move out to avoid a branch or something. If you’ve a roll up awning protruding from the awning rail, particularly watch for anything that might snag it. Our MH is a bit narrower and the awning on the offside but caution is still required. It’s very easy to put scratches or even digs into the coach built sides and windows.

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Watch out for the granite boulders buried in our Cornish hedges.

Another thing to watch is low bridges on narrow roads where, depending on your height, you may need to keep to the centre of the arch. Watch what HGVs and MHs do.

Drive slowly but be polite if you see a pull in stop let any vehicles following you pass and hopefully  they will clear the way, and carry some caravan window scratch remover in the caravan 

And don’t forget about pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders on rural roads. You need to anticipate for anything, and drive at an appropriate speed. You can check out approach roads on Google Earth etc....

agree on use of google earth, especially street view! Dont just trust your sat nav for road suitability

If you are worried about narrow roads and towing just stay away from Devon! 
You need common sense and courage to drive our roads. Also nerves of steel when the motor homers arrive who will not get within 3 feet of the edge of the road!

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Tell me about it, PR1! We met such a vanner the other day and he only had a VW camper😬

Well, that's one less caravan on our roads. Good man, David👍🏻