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I don't know if you're licence covers you to tow a van but, assuming it does, I'd take the caravan to a local trading estate or empty car park on a weekend & have a play. Set yourself up a few obstacles & just practise.
Aternative would be, go to a local HGV driving school & ask if you can use the ground where they carry out their off road practise. Most of them have an area set aside & laid out with cones for their pupils to carry out reversing etc & they may well allow you to use it. They may well need you to book time there & may also charge you but it'll be worth it. You'll soon get the feel of your outfit gain confidence through practise.
All I advise you to do is, take your time on journeys with your caravan & don't let the clever ones out there intimidate you into driving outside your own comfort zone. Get there safe & enjoy your caravan.
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Post last edited on 28/03/2009 14:59:32
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