What to Keep in Your Vehicle for Emergencies

    Keeping an emergency kit for your vehicle is a good idea for multiple scenarios.  If you find yourself in an area where you are unable to call for help, having an emergency kit may keep you from getting stranded and hoping a passerby will be able to offer help. An emergency kit could also include...

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