Auto Emergency Kits

Tuesday, April 28th, 2009

Auto Emergency Kits

How many hours a week do you spend in your car? In any crisis, emergency car kits can save lives and provide comfort in stressful situations.

Today's commuting life involves a lot of hours in the car or away from home. The car kit is needed, because if you are ever in distress, you will not be helpless.

This does not even have to be a major disaster. In the land of Freeway and straps strained from shore to shore, and suffers from congestion, you can always hit a dead end, perhaps within a few hours at a time.

So if you are traveling any distance, especially with children, it is worth it to put in your car. This type of kit in addition to any emergency tool or equipment you decide to keep the kit in the trunk.

A backpack is the perfect container for most of the items in this set so that, regardless of the circumstances, then you can take care of themselves and leave their car with supplies that will support you.

Do not forget to bring extra clothes or items for the heat, which, depending on the weather in your area. You may have to change them depending on the season.

Decide how many people in the car, in most cases will help you determine the content and volume of supplies in your car kit.
Items to be included:

* Bottled water
* Sturdy walking shoes and socks
* Poncho
* First Aid kit and manual
* Facial tissue
* Different set, paper and pencil, map, moist towelettes, plastic bags
* Flashlights and batteries
* Energy food bars or
* Trail Mix
* Ready-to-eat foods (dishes have them, if necessary)
* Radio and batteries
* Spaces or wool blankets and sleeping bags
* Bottle of aspirin or a reliever
* Charger for Cell Phone
* Small collapsible umbrella

Emergency funds or items stored in the trunk:

* Class ABC fire extinguisher
* Bag of sand
* Tools
* Reflectors and flares
* Waterproof matches and candles
* Jumper cables
* Short rubber hose for siphoning

Your vehicle must be the center of your training to meet all that could be on its way. Put the kit in the glove box; An auto emergency kit in the trunk or on the back of the SUV, and severe weather emergency car kits with you in your car when disaster.

It's always good to have a travel blankets for your pets also when you go on a picnic or to a sporting events, in your car.