According to Night Shift Auto the tow vehicle may not be more than 13 1/2 feet high and 8 1/2 feet wide. RVSafely confirms these dimensions. Trailers may not exceed 40 feet and motor homes may not exceed 45 feet. The combined length of the tow vehicle and trailer cannot be more than 65 feet. Triple towing is permitted if it does not exceed the maximum combined length.
Safety chains, flares or reflective signs and a breakaway switch are required for trailer towing in Oklahoma. In addition, auxiliary trailer brakes are required for trailers that weigh 3,000 pounds or more.
Night Shift Auto notes that the maximum highway speed when towing a trailer is 65 miles per hour.
It is permissible to ride in a pickup truck camper according to RVSafely. State rest areas allow overnight parking of towed trailers.
