There's a really cool toad braking system that runs off the air brakes of the bus. It only requires a hose from the rear of the coach that runs into the brake chamber of the toad.

You step on the brakes on the coach, the air puts pressures directly into the toad brake diaphram. They are a little ticky about getting set up in the toad, I understand, but it sure beats a Brake Buddy in theory, at least.

Anyone have any experience with same? I've already got the air line and 27 different other hookups on the back of the Vogue as it was a Harvey Mitchell coach at one point. His motto seems to be, "You can't have enough stuff on your coach."

Anyway, it seems that about 3% of coaches actually use braking systems and in prepping for Santa Fe, I am thinking about driving legal for the first time in about 10 years.

Especially after the events in Virginia.