Most of us spend a huge part of our day in our vehicles. Whether it is commuting, chauffeuring children, or running errands, we spend a lot of time in our cars. My recent trainee, Jessica Rose, published an article in the Daily Herald newspaper titled ‘The Cleanest Car on the Block’. In that article she listed 4 simple ways to organize your car. These are her tips:

  1. Take everything out and sort through it.
  2. Wipe down the inside of the car.
  3. Make three piles:
    • Store near the drivers seat.
    • Store in the back seat pockets.
    • Store in the trunk.
  4. Contain essential items. (Click here to download and print a copy of Jessica’s Favorite Car Organization Products.)

Read Jessica’s full article here.

Before I finish up here, let me share with you a few things that will be helpful to you when your car breaks down. A little knowledge can go a long way. One of the best things you can do to ensure your safe return when you travel is to:

  1. carry a car survival kit in your car
  2. keep your gas tank 1/2 full AND
  3. inform those close to you of your travel plans and route

Preparing a car survival kit and following the car organization tips above will allow you greater peace of mind as you roam your city streets or tour the beautiful country roads of America. Prepare your car with the things you need to assure your safety. An organized car is simple luxury!

Interested in some do-it-yourself organizing packets? View our printable packets here.

9 Responses to “Car Survival Kit”

  1. Vicki Winterton Says:

    Each time I post I treat the information I present much like a research paper. Some of this information came from a newspaper interview with a local survivalist. Some of it came from one of the links I shared in the post.
    Thanks for visiting! Come back often. Vicki Winterton

  2. R H tracker Says:

    Where did you find this info from? I’ve read a few articles like this but haven’t seen this info before. Good insights.

  3. fender birds Says:

    Nice article. Keep the posts coming. I enjoy your work.

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  5. Cara Holbach Says:

    Great post, well written and informative, thank you! I’m taking your advice and preparing a car survival kit this week. I appreciate your input.

  6. Chae Karpinen Says:

    Thank you for this information. My car needs to be better organized. The 4 simple steps listed will help me.

  7. Dell Says:

    Great luck with your organizing business! You’ve won me as a follower.

  8. Ron Taray Says:

    It seems by the comments left here that there are a number of people looking to find out about this. Your facts make sense. Good job!

  9. Wendy C. Says:

    “A little learning is a dangerous thing, but it still beats total ignorance.” I am no longer ignorant. Thanks.

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