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Today’s we are going to talk about vehicle preparedness. This is designed to be stuff that can be in just about any vehicle at all times and yet you still have room for your groceries and your kids.  Next while two is one and one is none, we are not looking to over do redundancy here.  So this list assumes you have a good BOB (72 hour kit) and that it goes in your vehicle when needed (most times) and that you also carry a reasonable EDC kit on your person.

We also purposefully left out items like guns and ammo.  This list is something that even a 17 year old girl really should have in her car and know how to use.  Some items are also more “kits” or groups of items or classifications of items as well. This is to make the list as universal as possible, and allow individual adaptation for your unique needs.

Finally this is not an exhaustive list for a 4×4 trip into the mountains or the desert when you’d really benefit from things like a high jack, a winch or a come along.  Or a trailer with 50 extra gallons of fuel on it and enough “camping gear” to hide out in the hills for a month.  Nope, it is essentially and EDC for your vehicles.

Join Me Today to Discuss…

• Food Reminder
• Facts about vehicles and why you should have preparedness items in them
  • Most people spend about 18 hours a week in their vehicle, that is 12.5% of all hours in a week
  • There are 6 million accidents a year in the US and about 4-6% of people are in a wreck per year
  • The average vehicle is now 12.8 years old in the US
• The List of 25 Items from Yesterday’s MeWe Monday in No Particular Order
  • 1. Tire Kit (quality jack, lug wrench, compressor, plug kit, spare tire, etc.)
    2. Fuse Kit
    3. Basic Tool Kit (include a Multi Meter)
    4. Cell phone charging kit (cords, charger, back up battery)
    5. Child Care Items and or Dog/Pet Kit
    6. First Aid Kit
    7. Flashlights (at least one hands free version)
    8. Water
    9. Blankets/Tarps
    10. Road Flares or Signal Lights and Signaling Devices
    11. Maps/Atlas
    12. Lashing, Tying, Etc. Kit – Tape, Tie Wraps, Wire, Cordage, Velcro
    13. Note pad and pens and pencils
    14. Jumper Cables and or jumper pack
    15. Extra food that is vehicle temps stable
    16. Tire billy, or some “club” that isn’t a club
    17. Stash of hidden cash
    18. Spare keys
    19. Documentation package
    20. Trash Bags
• Final Thoughts
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