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NHTSA's Emergency Roadside Kit Even
a well maintained vehicle can break down, so it’s advisable
to put together an Emergency Roadside Kit to carry with you. A
cell phone is on the top of the list since it allows you to
call for help when and where you need it. NHTSA suggests
Emergency Roadside Kit contents include:
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Cell phone ·
First aid kit ·
Flashlight ·
Maps ·
Jumper cables ·
Flares and a white flag ·
Jack (and ground mat) for changing a tire ·
Work clothes and a change of clothes ·
Basic repair tools and some duct tape (for temporarily repairing
a hose leak!) ·
A jug of water and paper towels for cleaning up ·
Nonperishable food, drinking water, and medicines ·
Extra windshield washer fluid |
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Reprinted from The Reconstructor, Newsletter of Boster, Kobayashi & Associates, Summer 2006. |
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