4 Little-Known Evacuation Tips In A Disaster
4 Little-Known Evacuation Tips In A Disaster
A lot of people think that those of us who take survival seriously are crazy to have an evacuation bag (or “bug-out bag) ready to go.
The common argument is that, in a disaster, you’d just leave in the family car to escape, right?
WRONG!
While it’s true that you may start out in a vehicle, that option may become your worst choice down the road.
You see, when a storm is coming… a power grid goes down… a toxic spill contaminates an area… or any number of other emergencies force you to evacuate, there’s one thing you can count on…
… it’s going to be complete chaos
where you live!
Everyone is in a mad scramble to leave town at the same time and you’re practically guaranteed to get caught in the resulting traffic jam.
Cars stall… overheat… run out of gas.. get into accidents in the mad rush…
Some pull over off the road – and some just park there, dead, in the middle of the road, blocking traffic for thousands behind them.
Do NOT follow the herd when it comes to evacuating due to a disaster evacuation!
Instead, here are 4 bug-out tips for evacuating by vehicle:
- Store your “go bag” in your car. This way, it’s always available, even if you’re not at home when you’re forced to evacuate. Being first on the road will get you ahead of the morons who weren’t prepared.
- Map out back roads. While people are headed to the interstate “parking lot”, taking back roads will be less crowded.
- Store extra fuel outside the vehicle. People forget that fuel pumps need electricity to pump. If the power goes out, it doesn’t matter how much fuel is in the station’s tanks. Besides, fist fights break out at gas stations along evac routes as people argue over others “taking too much”. Store 2-5 gallons of fuel on a roof or tail rack at “go time” for emergency.
- Be prepared to leave your vehicle. There may be a point where you’re forced to leave your vehicle behind and trek the rest of the way to safety. This is, again, where a bug-out bag is necessary. You need to just be able to grab it and go at moment’s notice.
Again, when people think that they’ll be able to just drive to their bug-out destination, they tend to over-pack their backpack with stuff that’s just too damn heavy when all you have are your feet to take you to safety.
That’s why we show people how to create the ultimate “evacuation bag” for bugging out.
This guide follows an “ultra-light” methodology that will make you as efficient as a Navy SEAL on the run – yet provide you with all the advanced survival gear you need for any emergency.
In fact, there are now over 52 unique “bug-out secrets” included that most people have never even heard of before!
Whether you’re just starting out and don’t have a bag at all… or even if you’re experienced and already have a bug-out bag, this program will open your eyes to a more advanced way of looking at how you get yourself and your loved ones to safety during a disaster.