Winter Vehicle Emergency Kit
With snow in Washington DC piling up at a rate of an inch an hour today, it is a good time to check your vehicle’s emergency kit or start making one. If a blizzard dumped ten inches of snow on the roads while you were at work, what options do you have right now? How bad would it be if you had to spend a night or two in your vehicle or at the office?Do you have some hand warmers, a few bottles of water and some energy bars packed away in the trunk next to the jumper cables and first aid kit? How about a warm blanket, even an older one from the back of the closet that nobody would miss?
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