I'd be a bald-faced
lidar if I said that was a GOOD idea! [emoji6]
Anyway, Tesla's are over-rated, IMO...
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Originally Posted by cadillackid
if you install LIDAR perhaps you could go to bed while still in motion? oh wait some of the TESLA drivers have tried that and Crashed.. bad idea..
-Christopher
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Apologies for the relativistically existential answer. Knowing full well it wouldn't help, my geeky mentality frequently fancies flights of the foolishly fantastical.
Alliteration aside, I reckon it really depends on your intended use. Will you be amblers or road warriors? Shore power or off-grid?
Consensus has it that KOAs aren't Skoolie friendly, and occasionally other RV parks. BLM, NFS, NPS are usually good options for either roughing it or "civilized" camping. There may be length restrictions, so best to call ahead instead of wandering up only to be turned away...
Which brings up the type of bus you decide to get. If you plan to stay in the flatlands you'll have more options to choose from than if mountain climbing, given that many busses are geared for town travel, and while barely capable of staying out of harm's way on the hiways, are painfully slow going up grades.
Transit style busses draft little water, so they'd inhibit taking nearly any road less travelled, given the increased likelihood of bottoming out on a dirt road's high crown.
For short-terming it, many Y'allMarts and Cracker Barrels permit overnight camping.
Truck stops are another option, tho noisy what with hundreds of diesels idling the night away. It's considered good form to park in a less accessible area, given those other drivers can get downright pissy if you park in a prime location nearer to the facilities. Who can blame 'em? They're working for a living, while we're living a loafing lifestyle!
Some hiway rest areas post restrictions forbidding overnighting, but the majority aren't so draconian. Worst case is a 3 AM rap at the door from Officer Friendly asking you to move along.
I'm sure there's more, but I'm burning daylight here in TX, the kind that hasn't started
really burning, yet.
Good luck bringing the hubby 'round!
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Originally Posted by Tar3636
Touche’ HazzMat! Let me rephrase, when you’re done traveling for the day, where would you park your bus so that you can sleep?
How’s that?
@Jack....I’m part of a team and only one of us is on board at this point....I’ve still got some convincing to do....I’ve still got to gather my research and buy a bus b4 I present this awesome idea
~T
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