What to Put in Your Car’s Emergency Kit

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MARSHFIELD, WI (OnFocus) – Having an emergency winter kit in your car can be crucial in case of unexpected winter weather conditions. Winter weather can cause hazardous driving conditions, such as reduced visibility, icy roads, and potential vehicle breakdowns. An emergency winter kit can help you stay warm, signal for help, and keep your vehicle running in the event of an unexpected situation.

In case of a breakdown or an accident, having essential items such as blankets, extra clothing, food, water, and a charged cell phone can help you stay comfortable and safe until help arrives. If you become stranded, having a shovel, sand or cat litter for traction, and a flashlight can help you get out of a difficult situation.

By being prepared, you can reduce the risk of danger in case of an unexpected winter weather event and increase your chances of staying safe and comfortable until help arrives.

A winter emergency kit for your car should include the following items:

  1. Blankets and extra clothing to keep you warm
  2. Ice scraper and snow brush
  3. A small shovel
  4. Jumper cables
  5. Flashlight with extra batteries
  6. First-aid kit
  7. Snacks and water bottles
  8. A fully charged cell phone and portable charger
  9. A warning triangle or flares to warn other drivers
  10. A bag of sand or cat litter for traction

Having these items in your car can help you handle unexpected winter weather conditions and ensure your safety.

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