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Emergency
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Disaster
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There is no place of greater importance to keep a survival kit and
emergency supplies than in your car.
Following a catastrophic disaster whether it be an earthquake, terrorist
attack, flood, hurricane, tornado, etc. you need to be prepared for the
worst when you are traveling about in your car. If and when such a
disaster occurs, you will need proper emergency supplies because you may
be located far away from your friends, family, and home leaving you to
fend for yourself in a time of chaos. The worst mistake you can make in preparing for an emergency is to
assume that others will be able to help you. This is simply not
true...you must be self-sufficient because emergency personnel will be
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That is why it is so important to have a car survival kit in
whatever car you and your loved ones are traveling.
That’s why
we have specially listed what an emergency car
survival kit should contain with the essential supplies to carry
in your car. Below
you can find out more about these life saving survival kits and
supplies and how to personalize your disaster planning. |
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Emergency car
survival kits should contain 72 hours worth of emergency supplies for
car disaster preparedness. Here is a list of what to have: |
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Flashlight
Charge cell phone
battery
Road maps
First aid kit
Bottled water
Snacks and food
(food bars)
Full tank of gas
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always fill up
again at half-way mark
Thermal blankets
Safety Whistle
Light Sticks
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Vinyl gloves
Triangle Reflector
Jumper Cables
AM/FM Radio
Multi-function Swiss Army Knife
Box Waterproof Matches
Emergency Candles
Vehicle safety check
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air in tires
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all fluid levels
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belts & hoses
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battery & tires
Tissue Packs
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