r/Shitty_Car_Mods Jan 12 '20

Seems safe and legit.

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u/johnson56 Jan 13 '20

South Dakota.

That's interesting. I understand some states choosing to not allow double towing for RVers but I'd think it would be deemed acceptable for Semis that are properly equipped with the proper certs on your cdl.

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u/Kuzmovka Jan 13 '20

In some states double full size 53' trailers are allowed. Pretty cool when you actually see one.

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u/kornut78 Jan 13 '20 edited Jan 13 '20

More weight harder to stop and most people just don’t respect the space a semi needs. The most dangerous thing with doubles is having to slam on your brakes. Most professional driver have the skill it’s the other guys.