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How Create a Car Safety Kit

How Create a Car Safety Kit

If your car breaks down, you get stranded, or your car is disabled in a car accident, do you have everything you need until help arrives?

  1. A flashlight and extra batteries
  2. Glow sticks
  3. Emergency road flares
  4. A battery operated radio and spare batteries
  5. A car fire extinguisher
  6. Seat belt cutter/window breaking tool
  7. Jumper cables
  8. A basic first-aid kit
  9. Antibacterial wipes or hand sanitizer
  10. Baby wipes
  11. Tissues or paper towels
  12. Clean towels
  13. A pack of gallon bags or old grocery bags
  14. Two large garbage bags
  15. Bungee cords
  16. A blanket with a waterproof backing
  17. Emergency survival blanket
  18. Rain ponchos for each family member
  19. A spare sweater or light jacket for each family member
  20. A pair of heavy-duty gloves
  21. Non-perishable snacks like granola bars or cheese crackers
  22. Two gallons of water, replaced every six months
  23. A water bottle for each passenger
  24. A backpack in case you need to leave your car
  25. Your cell phone
  26. A free copy of Biggest Mistakes Drivers Make After an Accident

P.S. If you have young children, it is never a bad idea to keep extra diapers, toys, formula, and bottles in the car!

How Create a Car Safety Kit

If your car breaks down, you get stranded, or your car is disabled in a car accident, do you have everything you need until help arrives?

A car safety kit can help you avoid car accidents, treat wounds, and possibly save your life. We hope you never have a true emergency. But, if you do, it’s important to be prepared!
Here are our Dallas accident attorney’s suggestions for you car safety kit.

Make a Car Safety Kit!

Make a Car Safety Kit!

  1. A flashlight and extra batteries
  2. Glow sticks
  3. Emergency road flares
  4. A battery operated radio and spare batteries
  5. A car fire extinguisher
  6. Seat belt cutter/window breaking tool
  7. Jumper cables
  8. A basic first-aid kit
  9. Antibacterial wipes or hand sanitizer
  10. Baby wipes
  11. Tissues or paper towels
  12. Clean towels
  13. A pack of gallon bags or old grocery bags
  14. Two large garbage bags
  15. Bungee cords
  16. A blanket with a waterproof backing
  17. Emergency survival blanket
  18. Rain ponchos for each family member
  19. A spare sweater or light jacket for each family member
  20. A pair of heavy-duty gloves
  21. Non-perishable snacks like granola bars or cheese crackers
  22. Two gallons of water, replaced every six months
  23. A water bottle for each passenger
  24. A backpack in case you need to leave your car
  25. Your cell phone
  26. A free copy of Biggest Mistakes Drivers Make After an Accident

P.S. If you have young children, it is never a bad idea to keep extra diapers, toys, formula, and bottles in the car!

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