The End of RVing? Shocking Predictions for the Future! RVing Will Go Away One Day

[@sindeecuschieri2446]

Thought provoking video, Joe. You have arrived at reasonable conclusions considering all the factors. Especially the conclusion that we better get busy living!

[@davekent20]

The sad part is America is not like it used to be. faith, family, county

[@sebastiant5695]

Nothing wrong about getting license for driving an RV. In Europe you need a license above 3.5T (7000lbs) and it does not deter people from getting RVs. You just get that towing license, it's a life time license.

[@jackinthebox995]

Most of these city ordinances are in constitutional and need to be sued for prohibited freedom of travel

[@SharmClucas]

I hope you didn't drink the Sovereign Citizen Kool-aid, because it's a con. The right to travel has nothing to do with vehicles. It just means that if you personally want to change location from one state to another you can. Vehicles can totally be restricted and always have been. Your right to travel hasn't changed because you can always walk. Besides, the best way to fight restrictive laws is through voting for good, upstanding people. Fighting through lawfare only works for the very rich and corrupt, and often (thankfully) not even then.

[@KroutanYoutan]

Say it isn't so, Joe. A world without RVs would be like a world without eyebrows. And you have to admit, you have a huge investment in both.

[@sebastiant5695]

RVs are used as housing and Governments don't like people without an fixed address. Not only for homeless, there are Snowbirds, Digital Nomands and other wealthy people which live in RVs.

[@jerrybrooks870]

Cities can't collect property taxes from people without a permanent address, and they don't like that.

[@sebastiant5695]

@@jerrybrooks870 this on many other layers. Political party are super unhappy for districts with large transient populations. (Snowbirds - Arizona, Florida - and another northern state - where do you vote) It throws of their algorithm's. There are estimate 10 million people living in RVs. Since you don't have the large friction of moving/registering somewhere - that could change election.

[@jimmchale8750]

IN Texas ...we have Lots of new RV Parks opening all over the place...just to let Y'all know.

[@MGTOW2025]

🇺🇸 THANK YOU TEXAS !! 🇺🇸

[@alanfoix9911]

It's going to be illegal to be poor 😢 they will probably be putting poor people in jail for not having money 😢 I'm glad I'm old 😂

[@kevintrapkinsable]

I think you are 100% on track. I wish it wasn't true, but that is the direction this world is headed.

[@Erin-Thor]

I wanna be that guy who goes because he sets cruise control and goes back to make a sandwich and eat it. 😊

[@RVingWithJoe]

One day when that Tesla Class B comes out! Hahah

[@Erin-Thor]

I’d love a hybrid! 😊

[@PUTDEVICE]

we have another problem here in europe. like they park next to roads and destroy plants, off road is prohibited in many countries. grass, wild flowers just so they can have a good view from the caravan / mobile home. seam means that the landowner either closes the road or puts obstacles by a lake so they can't park too close to the beach, the beach and nature are for everyone but you mustn't destroy it. it is those who misbehave who destroy those who follow the rules. then comes the whining from those who misbehave when roads are closed etc. and think it's ridiculous. photograph and report those who misbehave so that maybe one day they will change their behavior. but that is not likely. I don't think it's possible to cure people who don't care.

[@brucetifer]

I hadn’t jumped in to make a comment. As a retired truck driver I do think this typical person that is going to drive a motorhome pulling a trailer should probably have to take some classes to get an endorsement to understand air brakes hydraulic electric, all the stuff that goes along with towing trailers. Of course it turned he should get a break on his insurance and stuff. Well let’s see how it goes. I just bought a new 26 foot trailer.

[@dangeroustoman]

Rv's don't work in their 15 minute cities plan.

[@pismobeachlocal]

I've gone through 4 different rigs in the 30+ years I have been RVing. Started with a Class C...went to a travel trailer...then 40ft fifth wheel and now back down to a 34ft Class C. I think you may be right when it comes to RVs in the future. I hate agreeing with you but the reality is America is changing. I think RVs will slowly fade away when the generation that trully appreciated the "open road" concept dies off. RVs are expensive to buy...expensive to maintain and expensive to operate. For how much they get used they just arnt worth it anymore. I can fly anywhere in the country and get a nice hotel room for 80% cheaper than it would cost me to drive my Class C there...and I don't need to set up or break down anything. It is what it is...I will continue to take my Class C to the desert and enjoy my solitude. But the reality is...for what I spend a month owning this thing...the payment, insurance, maintenance and gas...I can take a vacation someplace different every month if I wanted and be spoiled by the staff at those locations. 😢

[@styersdale]

I'm hoping that your predictions about the end of RVing are not correct. However, you do make some valid points to its demise. Like you, we're going to RV like it's going to end next year. Well, here in Michigan, it is required to have a special endorsement on your drivers license to tow TURDUCKEN. To obtain the "Double R" endorsement to your drivers license requires a written test and a $10 fee.

[@HCDarrellBroussard]

There will be campers. I see self contained units. I could build a cargo camper cheaper than the RV industry without using RV components. Air Fryers, induction burners, induction microwaves, mini split air conditioners, solar power, toilet incinerators and electric water heaters; tiny home living is unfolding with extreme efficiency. It’s just going to change. In 1984 the average gasoline car engine was good for 84,000 miles. My 1982 truck got 14 miles highway to a gallon. My 2017 with a more powerful engine gets almost 23 highway miles to a gallon. And hoping to get 200,000 miles.

[@jerrybrooks870]

There were plenty of 1984 vehicles that got more than 200,000 miles on them before needing any major repairs. It all depends on how you took care of them. My 1959 Chevy truck has over a million miles on it. Modern vehicles with computers are designed so that when the computer self destructs, no matter how good the rest of the vehicle is, it's not worth fixing. They are designed to have to be replaced every five years or so. Older vehicles were designed to be easily and cheaply repaired and kept longer.

[@HCDarrellBroussard]

@ not disputing there were plenty to do that. In 1983 I was in a two year training program and the statistics we were told 84,000 was average. My father put 35,000 a year high way miles. It was maintained. They were usually rag out in 3 years. Transmission slipping and motor knocking just to name a few. I very seldom seen anything with higher mileage than a little over a hundred thousand miles.

[@jerrybrooks870]

@@HCDarrellBroussard , must have been Fords. Chevrolets last way longer and take more abuse.

[@JohnSmith-k1x]

I believe RV'ing will become just the opposite of less, rather there will be more, as severe climate weather continues to destroy communities across this country if you had an RV you could stay mobile and be ahead of any severe weather events. @ least that is my thinking. What do you think. ??? Thanks

[@jimmycrumpler1853]

I have no problems finding campgrounds and I wish I could get a self driving 3500. I enjoy camping, planning on going to Alaska next year, probably cost about $15,000 bucks. Can’t take any with me when I go

[@waynecap5960]

We don't care what you feel.

[@davidgates1122]

There is something else a lot of people don't realize. The RVIA is getting campgrounds to not let people in unless their RV has an RVIA sticker on it. It is nearly impossible to start up a new RV company and become a member of RVIA from day 1 . . . so those RVs won't be allowed in campgrounds. That essentially means no new manufacturers, essentially giving the current manufacturers who are members of RVIA a monopoly. This will result in increasing price, while choice, features, and quality decline. That will turn a lot of people away from trying the lifestyle, or make people leave the lifestyle.

[@RVingWithJoe]

I believe they do so through the insurance companies, so the insurance companies require it.

[@gerrymatheson4020]

What is RVIA?

[@brucesamuelson7541]

I want to build a custom rv on a pontoon boat on a trailer that ought to really confuse them 😂

[@nickward8887]

If you can think it, at some point there is a possibility that it will happen... So just get the muck out there and enjoy your life..... BTW Linus will show you to the good eating spots....

[@bullithedjames937]

Tesla wants the convoy feature

[@lindaandjeremyporter7354]

to many winter Texans for it to go away, not to mention all the coastal fisherman, as well Candycornia does not make laws for the rest of the country. I love your channel but we are lot more free in Texas than you are anywhere in Canada.

[@jimmycrumpler1853]

That’s what campgrounds are for. To hell with freeloaded free campgrounds

[@klauskonrad3627]

Hallo, leider muss ich dir in allen Punkten die du aufgezählt hast recht geben. die gleichen Probleme die du geschildert hast gibt es bei uns in Deutschland auch. es gibt sehr viele Regelungen und ganz feine Abstufungen für die Führerscheine. Auch bei uns werden sehr viele Campingplätze umstrukturiert. die eigentlichen Stellplätze werden aufgelöst und stattdessen Mobilheime fest installiert. diese bringen wohl deutlich mehr Gewinn. Meine Frau und ich sind seit vier Jahren in Rente und sind seitdem mit einem großen Wohnwagen unterwegs. wir sind froh dass wir jetzt noch diese Zeit genießen können ich glaube in zehn Jahren dürfte das nicht mehr oder nur noch eingeschränkt möglich sein. Irgendwie schade, aber die erde wird sich weiterdrehen. Wer weiß, welche Möglichkeiten spätere Generationen haben werden. Unsere Eltern hatten auch nicht diese Möglichkeiten wie wir sie jetzt haben. Vielleicht gibt es den kleinen Urlaub mit der VR Brille. Ich glaube unsere Generation stirbt so langsam aus und mit der nächsten auch die Freiheit des mobilen reisens. Weiterhin gute Fahrt. Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland, Marilyn und Klaus.👋👋

[@RVingWithJoe]

Danke Marilyn und Klaus. Ja, es scheint in der westlichen Welt verbreitet zu sein. Zumindest kann ich hier in BC weiter nach Norden fahren, bis es ländlich genug ist, dass die städtischen Regeln keine Rolle mehr spielen. Aber jedes Jahr muss ich etwas weiter nach Norden fahren, um es zu finden.

[@wendelynmusic]

It'll never go away, it will change .

[@shaunmcdonald147]

I own a 17 foot class b Dodge horizon , I am 6 in to tall and they won't let me park in the street in Torrance California

[@raystanton238]

What is their height limit?

[@andrew5916]

sad whats happening in this world today..

[@danettewilliams351]

PS di i think weay neefvspecial lic ? Maybe but maybe we do. Not all dtive like me and you expensive? That maybe so… but if you can afford it its still a free country last time i checkef load er up and lets go!

[@danettewilliams351]

Also im aboster and have seen alot od things chabge such as new boaters have to take a class now i c it as a positive thing also for yrs you could drink and drive a boat that has been slow to change but it is as well also a good thing since an inexperienced drunk biater almost killed my x and iur son looking back maybe the x might have been a favor bit i stulll love my kid!

[@scottic920]

Notice liberal states 🤔

[@Dee-s6s]

Your so wrong. Drill baby drill. Eliminate ridiculous rules, illegal mandates, and regulations. Great things are happening coz Daddys coming home e

[@shearenergy8203]

No more farting Joe you’ll kill the airspace

[@RVingWithJoe]

That is a different channel... Farting With Joe

[@shearenergy8203]

@ NO that’s Gov Newsome at work, saying cattle and people like us who fart cause this global warming

[@Wolfpack1970]

I like your channel Joe, but I have to start with you live in Canada now, why would you mention Trump coming in to office at the start? He’s not the president of the world and has nothing to do with prices or situations in Canada. And Canada, you ever heard of Edison motors and their electric truck kits they are coming out with for upgrading current and older trucks? I believe they are in BC. Look it up if you’re worried about gas becoming too expensive for camping. And as a truck driver I have my CDL A unrestricted and have believed that people should have extra training to drive the fifth wheels and larger class RV’s, even before I got my CDL.

[@RVingWithJoe]

I’m a dual citizen (vote in both countries) and 91% of my audience is American. I figure that lots of variables will change with the changing of the guard. Yes it will be restrictive but I agree we need better licensing for heavy RVs.

[@Badgeweefixstuff]

I think you way off. Rv will change yeah but as long as there is a field there will be camping. Sorry joe. The click bait sucks. 🛠️🇨🇦🛠️🇨🇦🛠️🇨🇦

[@RVingWithJoe]

Sorry

[@timcolton4680]

China's got "Mother Ships" flying drones over New Jersey - Good thing you left !

[@russgilbertson8689]

Very subjective report.

[@RVingWithJoe]

YES! Subjective AND Opinionated.