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| This DIY Basic, brought to you by Nationwide Insurance, will provide tips on creating an emergency roadside kit. |
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Life comes at you fast so make sure you’re prepared for the unexpected, like roadside breakdowns. - For safety, store a reflective vest along with road flares (figure A) or reflective triangles, so if you breakdown at night you and your vehicle will be visible.
- Jumper cables, a tire inflator and essential auto fluids (figure B) are a must for getting you back on the road quickly.
- A few basics tools like a screwdriver, adjustable wrench, a flashlight and some duct tape will allow you to make simple repairs.
- Remember to take your cell phone with you and keep a phone charger in your car, so you’ll always have plenty of power. Sometimes it might take a call (figure C) for some roadside assistance to get you back on your way.
Web Extras Items to in include in your emergency kit based on climate:
(http://safetycenter.navy.mil/safetips/emergencykit.htm) - Emergency thermal blanket
- Traction aids (Sand, Rock salt or kitty litter)
- Jacket or raincoat and boots
- Umbrella
- Extra water
- Tire chains (snow)
- Your emergency roadside kit should also include a first aid kit containing an assortment of bandages, gauze, adhesive tape, antiseptic cream, instant ice and heat compresses, scissors and aspirin
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RESOURCES :
Nationwide Information
On Your Side
Website: www.nationwide.com
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