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> I don't have a disaster bag in my trunk, and I know exactly two people who do (they are volunteer SAR people, so big surprise there). You'll get very little c
by seanmcdirmid 2y ago
> I don't have a disaster bag in my trunk, and I know exactly two people who do (they are volunteer SAR people, so big surprise there). You'll get very little compliance for this requirement. And if you want to try to enforce compliance, doing so will be incredibly expensive.
In Germany, the inspector would fail you pretty quickly. Consequently compliance is very high, and somehow not very expensive.
- klez 2y agoYou mean you have such a requirement in Germany? I'm intrigued. Tell me more please. Or where you talking about what would happen if such a mandate existed?
- ang_cire 2y agohttps://www.ramstein.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/2938076/ https://www.ramstein.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/293... It's a first aid kit, as well as accident signaling cones and reflective vest.
- seanmcdirmid 2y agoThey could easily update it with a simple AM transceiver if AM radios in cars become uncommon.
- grujicd 2y agoMaybe you mean first-aid kit, which is compulsory in probably all Europe countries? I assume disaster bag is larger survival kit, with some water, dry food, flashlight, etc.
- whimsicalism 2y agowhere I live, if I kept a disaster bag in my car my window would be broken and it would be stolen
- floydnoel 2y agoit's not necessary to keep it in your car. the point is to keep it in a bag, which you could quickly bring to your car or even carry with you.