While driving a large vehicle is different from a car, it is a skill that becomes comfortable with practice. Class A motorhomes offer excellent visibility with their large windshields and are often equipped with backup and side-view cameras. To ensure the best possible driving experience, Jayco motorhomes feature the exclusive JRide® or JRide® Plus packages. These systems include components like computer-balanced driveshafts, Koni® shocks and heavy-duty stabilizer bars, all engineered to provide a smoother, more stable and predictable ride.

In most states and for most models, a special license is not required to drive a Class A motorhome; a standard driver's license is sufficient. However, licensing requirements are determined by each state and are typically based on the vehicle's Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR). It is always best to check the specific regulations of your home state to ensure compliance.

Yes, one of the major advantages of a Class A is the ability to tow a passenger vehicle, often called a "toad" or "dinghy." This allows you to set up camp and still have a smaller vehicle for running errands or exploring the local area. Towing capacity depends on the chassis and engine. Most gas models have a capacity of around 5,000 pounds, while larger diesel pushers can tow 10,000 pounds or more. All Jayco and Entegra Coach Class A models come standard with a robust rear hitch receiver to accommodate your tow vehicle.