In our area, winter is a very difficult and concerning time to drive. We live in a very remote area and we have to travel on narrow, winding roads to get home. In the winter, the tension intensifies due to the fast-changing weather. If we are away from home and an intense ice storm hits, we are faced with the potential that we will be unable to drive the roads. Worse case scenario is that we are stuck on the roads – and many miles from shelter.
Tom Miller, one of our excellent contributors, shared an important guide that we believe is essential for everyone. He gave us special permission to share. Thanks Tom for your kindness and concern, and for giving us permission to pass this along!
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ABOUT TOM:
Tom Miller is a blogger and operates the website ThePreparedNinja.com that focuses on disaster preparedness and survival for the individual and group. He is a family man, military veteran and lover of the outdoors who uses his military training, combat experience and practical knowledge to prepare for the unexpected. In addition to his website, connect with Tom on Facebook at ThePreparedNinja, on the Twitter handle @preparedninja, and as Tom Miller on LinkedIn.