The beauty of traveling in an RV
is that you have whatever you need wherever you go! You may be able to use the bathroom in an RV while it’s driving—as long as you’re not the driver, of course! But the definitive answer depends on the state.
In some states, all RV passengers need to be seated with a seatbelt on while the RV is in motion for safety reasons. In other states, it’s okay for passengers to use the RV amenities, like the bathroom and shower, while traveling down the road.
Even if it’s allowed, be careful! Using the bathroom while the vehicle is in motion is inherently risky.
Lastly, note that you absolutely cannot use an RV bathroom while driving if it’s:
or any kind of pull-behind trailer.
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