Winter Road Trip Emergencies – Are You Prepared?
Emergency preparedness is a serious issue, especially with the serious winter storms hitting the US this year. With flights being cancelled so often, may travelers are finding themselves stuck at their destination or taking things on the road to brave the weather. Whether you are traveling by car or by air, there are few items travelers should always carry with them, just in case.
Emergency Travelers Kit for air travel:
- First Aid Kit
- Phone Charger
- Blanket
- Mini keychain LED flashlight
- Extra socks and undies
- Batteries for your flashlight or portable radio
- Pack of crackers or trail mix
- Travel power strip
- List of contact numbers for your destination
For car travel, be sure to place these items inside the vehicle during travel and do not keep in the trunk:
- Bottles of water
- Dried or canned fruit (with pull tops)
- Sleeping bag
- Scissors
- Flashlight
- Car phone charger
Of course, these are just a few suggestions to pack when traveling by air or car. If at all possible, you should wait to travel until the conditions improve. The most important thing is that you get to your destination safely, even if you have to postpone your departure time. Do you have a winter survival kit? What would you put in it?
More Information:
- Find Rayovac Storm Preparation tips and suggestions at http://www.rayovac.com/Learning/Storm%20Prep.aspx
- For more information on Rayovac batteries and flashlights log onto www.Rayovac.com
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