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Emergency Preparation

A 2016 survey by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety determined that the average American driver spends 293 hours behind the wheel each year—the equivalent of a little more than seven 40-hour workweeks. On average, every driver covers nearly 11,000 miles during a year.

In a 2017 study, the same nonprofit foundation calculated that more than one in five drivers (21.4%) reported being involved in a motor vehicle crash in which someone had to go to the hospital, including 11.1% who had been seriously injured in a crash themselves.

The lesson: Highway travel is typically a safe experience, yet when we each spend so much time driving every year, the odds sometime catch up with some of us, and unexpected events shatter our perception of roadway invulnerability.

Who would have imagined, for instance, that in October alone drivers in multiple states would be swept away in their vehicles during flooding caused by Hurricane Michael, or that 20 people traveling to a birthday celebration in New York would die in a crash while riding in a limousine?

None of us like to imagine that such tragic circumstances could happen to us. But wise drivers make the effort to prepare themselves for such a possibility, however remote it might seem.

A number of all-inclusive roadside emergency kits have been assembled by various groups and manufacturers. They can be a decent option to consider, though sometimes the grab-bag approached used to assemble the components means not all of the items are of the highest quality. A kit for instance might include great jumper cables but a second-rate set of wrenches and a bargain-basement tire gauge.

Often it’s a smart move to build your own kit, selecting specialized items designed for perform well in emergency situations.

Emergency-supply checklists can be intimidating due to their length. Instead, below we offer a brief list of key items that can boost your peace of mind while on the road. Carrying then in your vehicle enhances your confidence that you are well-equipped in case, somehow, some way, fate deals you a bad hand while you are behind the wheel.

First-aid kit: To build your own, ask friends who have a medical, nursing or EMT background for their advice on what essential items should be in road-ready first-aid kit. The American Red Cross publishes advice for building your own first-aid kit. Or seek out a pre-assembled kit. Outdoor and camping stores usually carry kits of wide-ranging sizes and thoroughness. Adventure Medical Kits makes a variety of compact kits used by active outdoor people. They would be serve most drivers and their families well.

Flashlight/headlamp: Few things are more valuable during a roadside emergency than a reliable light source.  Lights that offer multiple functions are especially useful to a driver who must suddenly diagnose an unforeseen problem and make good decisions to solve the issue.

Ingear is an emerging new manufacturer of compact lights that address more than one need. The company’s autoAlertmodel is a distinctive tool that provides four lighting options:

A high-/low-intensity flashlight, which throws a long-distance beam (in high mode) or accommodates closeup work (in low mode).

An 18-LED worklight built into the flashlight’s handle, capable of illuminating a wide work area.

A bank of red LED strobes that visually alert other drivers of your vehicle’s roadside location—a smoke-free alternative to road flares. Giving fellow motorists a advance warning of your disabled car’s position is a vital safety consideration.

INGEAR also makes autoXscape, a rugged flashlight that includes a both a seatbelt-cutter and a blunt-force window-breaker that can save your life should your vehicle suddenly be swept away or become submerged due in floodwaters. It ranks among the most imaginative life-saving multi-tool designed for vehicles.

Other key components of an emergency-readiness kit for vehicles:

Jumper cables or portable jump starter

Jack and lug wrench

Road flares or reflective triangles (see autoAlert above)

Seat belt-cutter (see autoXscape above)

Escape took/window-breaker (if vehicle is submerged; see autoXscape above)

Foam tire sealant (aerosol can)

Work gloves

Rain wear/poncho

Many other items, such as an emergency blanket to a supply of nonperishable food, can be added to this list. But the items listed here are essential items that well-prepared drivers will carry in their vehicles. #Ingear#Ingearauto#emergencytool#workinglights

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Time to Build Your Winter Emergency Car Kit

When winter roads become impassable, it is hard for emergency vehicles like ambulance and police to respond to emergencies in time, which can lead to severe consequences: over 116,000 Americans are injured and more than 1300 are killed due to snowy roads. That’s why people should prepare a complete emergency car kit for winter.

Basically, the kit can be divided into two parts: items to help you get unstuck and supplies in case you do get stuck.

Items to help get unstuck

1.Snow shovel

A snow shovel is the first thing that should be in your winter emergency kit, since digging your car out can help you get out of the emergency quickly. Also, you can use it to keep your vehicle from being totally buried in an emergency. Cat litter can also help your tires grab on to something if the road underneath the snow is icy.

2.Tire chains

It is well-known that tire chains are a great way to prevent sliding and other problems in snow. However, before using them, you need to know how to install them and make them function right: put them on first in a dry road before you head out. And make absolutely sure they are installed on your tires correctly, so they don’t come loose. If you’re unfamiliar with installing tire chains, have a professional install them.

3.LED Tactical Flashlight

In the dark, an LED flashlight is a must. If you are stuck in the car, even if the situation is critical, autoXscape is a multi-functional lighting tool that may help you survive. For one thing, you can cut the seat belt with its integrated blade; for another thing, its high-powered flashlight can be used to signal for help. Also, autoAssist COB Floodlight is a good choice. In spite of its small size (17.3cm x 12.7cm x 4.8cm), it can illuminate a garage-size space, which can alert rescuers or allow you to actively get out of dangerous places.

Things in case you get stuck

1.Water

In extremely cold weather, people are more likely to feel thirsty, since our bodies need more water to maintain body temperature. Therefore, keeping a stainless-steel water bottle is necessary during your trip. Please remember, always melt snow before drinking it, since, if you eat snow directly, you are using your body temperature to melt it.

2.Food

Food is always necessary. High-calorie foods like cookies, chocolate bars, nuts, and so on are a top choice for many people. In the cold, calories in your body are burned quickly to keep your body temperature up

3.Clothes or blankets to keep warm

If your vehicle is stuck in the snow, chances are you will stay in the cold for a long period of time. How you stay warm is important. Remember to bring clothes with extra insulating layers. Also, an all-weather reflective emergency blanket is recommended, since its internal layers help keep your body warm.

4.Coil lighter or matches

In case you need a fire to keep warm or melt snow, please remember to bring a coil lighter or waterproof matches.

These are basic items for a winter emergency kit. To enjoy a safe road trip in winter, even if you’re only driving to or from work, always take the time to prepare in advance.

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original post: https://www.ingearauto.com/blogs/news/time-to-build-your-winter-emergency-car-kit