Winter driving season is upon us once more, are you ready? You should always keep an emergency kit in your trunk and it should include…
a first aid kit
windshield wiper fluid
an ice scraper
fuel line antifreeze…
booster cables
some kitty litter
traction mats
a shovel in case you get stuck in the snow…
a flashlight so you can see
road flares
a reflective vest so others can see you
matches and a “survival candle” so you can warm your hands without draining the car’s battery
extra clothing and a blanket (a lightweight, heat-reflective blanket is best)
an emergency food pack that includes water
Take the winter tire quiz below to see how knowledgeable you really are about winter tires.
Don’t forget to check the Winter Road Conditions before you leave.
Want to bone up on winter driving? Check out the Winter Driving Fundamentals DVD from the library today!
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