Modern RVs come in several forms.  Class A units are large and resemble tour busses.  With the largest windshields up front, most cockpit space, and generally most storage for supplies, Class A RVs are very popular with experienced road travelers.  For those more concerned with a smaller, more manageable footprint, Class C driveable units offer the same amenities with a smaller cockpit, and shorter length overall.  Highly popular with first time RV renters, Class C RVs are a great way to transform a road trip into a memorable family trip.  The last type of driveable RV is the Class B – a modern version of campervans.  Built on a panel van chassis, Class B’s are for minimalists who prioritize driveability and footprint over all other features.  These units typically only have sleeping for 2 so they are ideal for couples.