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Germany may require a first aid kit but it is not required in France. In either case, that argument is moot. We are talking about the USA.
by uberman 2y ago
Germany may require a first aid kit but it is not required in France. In either case, that argument is moot. We are talking about the USA.
- ta1243 2y agoIs life not as valuable in the US? Or are there fewer crashes?
- ghaff 2y agoThe typical first aid kit doesn’t have anything that is likely to save someone’s life—and if it did I’m pretty sure the typical person wouldn’t know what to do with it.
- grogenaut 2y agoMost car first aid kits have an emergency/space blanket which would very much save someone's life and require no training. Also plastic bags as occlusive bandages, gauze and triangle bandages for bleeding control which require a 1-4 hour class.
- googledocsftw 2y agoEmergency blanket requires no training but people need to know it exists and how well it can solve the problem of being cold. And also yeah you get soaked in your own condensed sweat.
- ghaff 2y agoIn a car where space and weight aren’t major concerns probably carrying one of those blue tarps is more useful in general. I’ve basically never seen the stuff being listed in a standard first aid kit though. Certainly not the one that came with my car. In winter just want some spare warm clothing too. Reminds me I need to go through the winter kit I carry.
- rightbyte 2y agoIf you don't happen to have a suitable handkerchief a first aid kit might be very useful.
- uberman 2y agoIn the context of the article "congress" is the USA. I'm not sure where you get the notion that I might be suggesting either of those things.