
FAST FACTS Vol. 1, Issue 38 – Christine
She’ll love you, possess you, and then destroy you. Enjoy this first installment of “Scary Cars”, our October series Set in 1978, Christine chronicles how a possessed
October is just around the corner and that, for most of us, means the weather will change with the color of the leaves.
The truth is, with the advent of Fall, we should all take inventory of the emergency items we have or don’t have, stored in our vehicles.
If you want to be truly prepared for a weather-related emergency, take a look at our ABC list. Items listed under the “A” Category should absolutely live in your car. Items under the “B” category are a smart addition. Finally, items under the “C” category may never get used, but in that odd situation, they could save your life. Chose your preparedness accordingly.
The following items are essential for inclement weather preparedness. Everything on this list should fit in the bag noted as the first item:
These items add a level of comfort if you travel on rural roads. Even in Fall, wet leaves can be treacherous.
(and the dugout, and the stands, and even the parking lot.)
This final list conjures thoughts of survivalist training, but in fact, traveling home for Thanksgiving often involves driving through mountainous areas, so items like this could mean the difference between getting rescued or falling victim to the elements after a crash.
NOTE: Some of the items in the ultimate list may seem to be a bit overkill. There are definitely ones not on any other list we reviewed. But, being prepared for a bad situation arising from your misfortunate can mean the difference between life and death.
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