Posted on 11/23/2022
Driving on the open road comes with its challenges. Whether you are driving a short distance across town or a long distance across the country, you should be fully stocked with an emergency kit. When you bring along items, you’re more equipped to handle unexpected breakdowns better. Every automobile should have the following things in its emergency kit: Tire pressure gauge Spare tire, wheel wrench and tripod jack - for flats on the road Jumper cables - in case your battery dies unexpectedly Tool kit and/or a multipurpose utility tool Flashlight with batteries Reflective triangles - to make your vehicle more visible if it breaks down at night Compass Paper map First aid kit - with bandages, ointment, gloves, tweezers, aspirin, gauze, hydrocortisone, thermometer, tweezers, and any other items that may help with unexpected pain or sickness on the road Extra car fluid - including gasoline, windshield washer fluid, coolant, etc. Fire extinguisher Nonperishable foods and s ... read more