What You Need to Create a Reliable Get-Home Plan
Preparing for emergencies starts at home. Do you have a supply of emergency food and water in your pantry? Do you have a generator with solar panel attachments in case of an outage? If you value preparedness, you likely have a bug-out bag and evacuation plan ready to go. But what if you’re not home when an emergency happens? Earthquakes can damage roads. Civil unrest can cause traffic. When unexpected circumstances arise, getting home is often your first priority. Home might be your refuge. Or it’s where you’ll stop to grab important supplies before evacuating. A get-home plan is essential for emergency preparedness. Here’s everything you need to know about creating a get-home plan of your own. The Bag A get-home bag is different from a go-bag. In a perfect world, you could bring your gear with you everywhere. Let’s face it—you can’t lug around 3 days of food and drinking water all the time. A get-home bag has the essentials you need to get to safety. Then, you can grab your long-te...