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Getting your car ready for emergency weather is an important way to stay safe. PREPARATION IS KEY! Earlier this week, Gregg Laskoski, Managing Director for AAA Auto Club South, went shopping with me to help me prepare for my first hurricane season. Below is a complete list of Gregg’s recommendations from AAA. And remember, driving in bad weather should only be a last resort. Gregg reminds us that just a few inches of water can carry a car away and causing dangerous hydroplaning.
And for more information on any AAA services, visit http://www.aaasouth.com/insurance.asp?insProd=flood.
Here is a list of useful supplies to consider:
http://www.aaasouth.com/documents/emergency_supplies.pdf.
A complete Disaster Preparedness Guide is contained here:
http://www.aaasouth.com/disaster_preparedness_guide.asp.
This is the link for Florida’s evacuation routes:
http://www.floridadisaster.org/PublicMapping/index.htm.
Posted by J Cross, Brandon on 06/01 at 05:09 AM
Great… thank you.
Posted by Chris Carter, Tampa on 06/01 at 05:08 AM
Great advice… and don’t forget to use the tax free holidays… flash lights and batteries are included. And plan to see what we actually fit in your car, you always seem to want to take more than you have room for.
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Posted by Jack Bell, Kissimmee on 06/01 at 07:28 AM
A very important part of evacuating by car is researching way ahead of time for lodging that allows pets. Many, if not most hotels and motels do not.