[link text][1] Place Personally, I keep: - cell phone charger and my cell phone - sunglasses - small amount of cash, extra credit card, extra car keys (hidden) - bottle of water - USB charger for gadgets - jumper cables - qt oil - antifreeze - First aid kit (ibuprofen, BandAids, disinfectant, topic pain reliever, child motrin, allergy medicine, extra of my medications) - Blankets - Flashlight - good Leatherman - Vise Grips - Tire inflator that runs off DC (aka, cigarette lighter socket) - Tire pressure gauge - Rags - Roll of duct tape - defrosting washer fluid - Ice scraper - Pen and paper - snacks, and fruit - change of seasonal clothes, extra shoes [][1] [Place a winter emergency kit in each car that includes: includes:][2] - a shovel shovel windshield scraper and small broom flashlight - flashlight - battery powered radio radio - extra batteries - water - snack food food - matches - extra hats, socks and mittens - First aid kit with pocket knife knife - Necessary medications - blanket(s) - tow chain or rope rope - road salt and sand sand - booster cables - emergency flares - fluorescent distress flag [1]: http://www.fema.gov/hazard/winter/wi_before.shtm http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/winter/emergencykit.htm What [What to carry on winter trips: trips:][3] Keep a basic winter survival kit in your vehicle: - flashlight, - batteries, - blanket, - snacks, - water, - gloves, boots, - first-aid kit. Load your car with winter travel gear: - tire chains, chains, - ice scraper/snowbrush, - jumper cables, - road flares. See more winter preparedness tips at www.takewinterbystorm.org. See also: http://www.edmunds.com/how-to/how-to-create-your-own-roadside-emergency-kit.html ome [www.takewinterbystorm.org][4]. [See also][5]: Some of the basic items include: - 12-foot jumper cables cables - Four 15-minute roadside flares flares - Two quarts of oil - Gallon of antifreeze antifreeze - First aid kit (including an assortment of bandages, gauze, adhesive tape, antiseptic antiseptic cream, instant ice and heat compresses, scissors and aspirin) Blanket - Blanket - Extra fuses fuses - Flashlight and extra batteries batteries - Flat head screwdrivers screwdrivers - Phillips head screwdrivers Pliers screwdrivers - Pliers - Vise Grips - Adjustable wrench wrench - Tire inflator (such as a Fix-A-Flat) Fix-A-Flat) - Tire pressure gauge Rags - Rags - Roll of paper towels towels - Roll of duct tape tape - Spray bottle with washer fluid Pocketknife fluid - Pocketknife - Ice scraper scraper - Pen and paper paper - Help sign sign - Granola or energy bars bars - Bottled water and water and - heavy-duty nylon bag to carry it all in.in. [1]: http://www.fema.gov/hazard/winter/wi_before.shtm [2]: http://www.fema.gov/hazard/winter/wi_before.shtm [3]: http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/winter/emergencykit.htm- [4]: http://www.takewinterbystorm.org [5]: http://www.edmunds.com/how-to/how-to-create-your-own-roadside-emergency-kit.html------

[link text][1] Place a winter emergency kit in each car that includes: a shovel windshield scraper and small broom flashlight battery powered radio extra batteries water snack food matches extra hats, socks and mittens First aid kit with pocket knife Necessary medications blanket(s) tow chain or rope road salt and sand booster cables emergency flares fluorescent distress flag [1]: http://www.fema.gov/hazard/winter/wi_before.shtm http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/winter/emergencykit.htm What to carry on winter trips: Keep a basic winter survival kit in your vehicle: flashlight, batteries, blanket, snacks, water, gloves, boots, first-aid kit. Load your car with winter travel gear: tire chains, ice scraper/snowbrush, jumper cables, road flares. See more winter preparedness tips at www.takewinterbystorm.org. See also: http://www.edmunds.com/how-to/how-to-create-your-own-roadside-emergency-kit.html ome of the basic items include: 12-foot jumper cables Four 15-minute roadside flares Two quarts of oil Gallon of antifreeze First aid kit (including an assortment of bandages, gauze, adhesive tape, antiseptic cream, instant ice and heat compresses, scissors and aspirin) Blanket Extra fuses Flashlight and extra batteries Flat head screwdrivers Phillips head screwdrivers Pliers Vise Grips Adjustable wrench Tire inflator (such as a Fix-A-Flat) Tire pressure gauge Rags Roll of paper towels Roll of duct tape Spray bottle with washer fluid Pocketknife Ice scraper Pen and paper Help sign Granola or energy bars Bottled water and heavy-duty nylon bag to carry it all in.