13 items to have in a vehicle safety kit

Having a vehicle safety kit in your car can help you be prepared for unexpected emergencies on the road. Here are 13 items you may want to consider including in your vehicle safety kit:

1. First aid kit: This should include items such as bandages, antiseptic wipes, and pain relievers.
   
2. Jumper cables: These can be used to jump-start a dead battery.
   
3. Spare tire: Make sure you have a properly inflated spare tire and a tire jack in case you need to change a tire.
   
4. Tire pressure gauge: This can help you check your tire pressure to prevent a blowout.
   
5. Flashlight: A flashlight can help you see and be seen in the dark.
   
6. Emergency blanket: This can help keep you warm if you're stranded in cold weather.
   
7. Water: It's a good idea to keep a few bottles of water in case you get stranded and need to stay hydrated.
   
8. Non-perishable snacks: Granola bars or other non-perishable snacks can help keep you fueled if you're stranded for an extended period.
   
9. Multi-tool: A multi-tool with a knife, pliers, and other tools can be useful in a variety of situations.
   
10. Road flares or reflective triangles: These can be used to warn other drivers if you're stopped on the side of the road.
    
11. Portable phone charger: A portable charger can help you keep your phone charged in case of an emergency.
    
12. Duct tape: Duct tape can be used to make temporary repairs if something breaks.
    
13. Extra windshield washer fluid: This can help you keep your windshield clean and clear, especially in inclement weather.
    

Remember to periodically check your vehicle safety kit and replace any items that have expired or been used.  This post was made possible by Edmonton tow trucks