What should you pack in an emergency kit for your car?
I keep an emergency kit in my car for my own safety and for the safety of my family and my passengers. It’s a good idea to put a small backpack together to keep in your trunk with basic items you might need if you were to break down for an extended period of time, particularly in poor conditions or in circumstances where help may not be readily available.
Below is a list of items to consider including in your emergency kit:
Jumper cables and/or battery jump pack.
Flares, reflectors, and a reflective vest.
Blanket (or space blanket), warm clothes, poncho
Flashlight with extra batteries, or crank flashlight
Basic tool kit, multi-tool, and duct tape
First aid kit, prescriptions, sanitary items, paper towels
Food & Water. Granola bars / energy bars
Ice scraper and a small shovel
Additional misc. supplies if traveling with babies, children, or pets
Take a look at other resources for suggestions on building a good emergency kit, including lists put out by the AARP, the NCS, and the Farmer’s Almanac.
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