Anyone who had the displeasure of evacuating is aware of the frustration and heightened stress levels you experience. Having a vehicle that is well stocked and evacuation ready is your ticket to a less chaotic and stressful encounter. Here are 5 ways to keep your vehicle evacuation ready.
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Save Big Bucks on Your Gas Bill
Subtle changes in driving habits can produce significant results, help you save money at the gas pump and reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Practicing these easy tips can reduce your fuel use by an average of 15%. If you maintain properly inflated tired – add another 3% to your fuel savings.
Prepping: A Beginner’s Guide – Essential Items Needed for Disaster Preparation (Pt. 2)
A prepper knows that there are possible threats, and it only makes sense to be as prepared as possible beginning with elemental disaster items to sustain basic needs (food, water, clothing and shelter) and then adding more preparedness layers onto it. However, many decide to expand their disaster supplies to encompass a longer duration in the case that emergency response is delayed. This is why preppers believe in having “back ups for their back ups.”
Are You Ready Series: Emergency Evacuations
One of the largest concerns during a disaster situation is when to evacuate. Read more about evacuation dangers, how to prepare and most importantly – how to survive.
Be Ready with Vehicle 72 Hour Kits
Having a 72 hour kit for your vehicle is a way to curb the feelings associated with being unprepared for disasters. If packed properly, a 72-hour kit will give you everything you need to keep you alive for 3 days. Having one of these for your car can be used in the case of an emergency evacuation, or if your car stalls in a remote location where there is no way to signal to get help.
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