How Do You Assemble An Emergency Roadside Kit For A Desert Climate?
• Prepare for car repairs • Include foam sealant or a battery-powered air compressor in your desert roadside kit. These will aid in a quick repair in case of a flat tire. Also store an extra jug of coolant in case your car overheats. Carry jumper cables and a tire jack in your car trunk at all times. • Stay hydrated • The temperature of the desert will be one of your worst enemies if you get stranded in a roadside emergency. Make sure your desert roadside emergency kit includes several bottles of water. Pack enough water to provide yourself with a gallon of water per day in the event that you get stranded for a long period or have to walk to get help. Consider investing in a large jerry-can to carry water; this will be more convenient than carrying several small water bottles if you have to leave your vehicle. • Make mylar a must • Your desert roadside kit should include a mylar thermal blanket. This blanket will work with your body’s temperature and help you stay cool. If you can find
