Hit-and-Run Accident? What To Do Next
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What should I keep in my car emergency kit?
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Keep basic first aid supplies, a flashlight, phone charger, water, reflective markers, insurance information, and a simple accident checklist.
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A practical car emergency kit can include first aid supplies, a flashlight, phone charger or battery pack, water, reflective triangles or flares, gloves, pen and paper, insurance and registration information, and a checklist of what to document after a crash. The goal is to help you stay safe and organized if an accident or roadside emergency happens.
A practical car emergency kit can include first aid supplies, a flashlight, phone charger or battery pack, water, reflective triangles or flares, gloves, pen and paper, insurance and registration information, and a checklist of what to document after a crash. The goal is to help you stay safe and organized if an accident or roadside emergency happens.
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