Double towing question

[Curlytail]

Does anybody know the laws on double towing ? Wanting to pull boat to Florida this fall for a fishing trip. I have been told that I can't pull a boat behind a bumper hitch camper but if I have a fifth wheel camper I can. I have looked up the laws but they don't seem to be real clear. Looks like there might be a 65' length law in there.
Any help on this is appreciated.
Thanks

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[Clint]

That is going to be a state by state situation. Here in KY I see lots of boats behind trailers.

[Clint]

I just checked Google and found a site that shows which states outlaw it. Looks like you are out of luck. There is a map on news.pickuptrucks.com that shows that most of the east coast prohibits it.

[Cray]

Florida for sure doesn’t allow it.

[Zman]

I have pulled a boat behind my 5th wheel to Florida, without any trouble, but I quit doing it because if I got into a accident even if it’s not my fault, the way people sues and lawyers. My 2cents


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[deltarat]

I just checked Google and found a site that shows which states outlaw it. Looks like you are out of luck. There is a map on news.pickuptrucks.com that shows that most of the east coast prohibits it.

I couldn't find the map

[Clint]

I couldn't find the map

A little down on this page:

State Laws Can Pull You in Many Directions if You Double Tow - PickupTrucks.com News

[huntinslabs]

Florida highway patrol will stop you and not only give you a ticket but will not allow to proceed until another tow vehicle shows.

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[cva34]

To best of my Knowledge "65 ft total is In TX... But it don't seem to be enforced!