Evacuation
Make an Evacuation Plan Before the Road Is Crowded
Good evacuation planning identifies triggers, destinations, alternate routes, and what can be loaded quickly.
Follow official orders, but decide personal early-departure triggers for household members who need extra time. Identify destinations in at least two directions and confirm that pets are accepted.
Keep the vehicle ready
Avoid routinely running the fuel tank near empty. Store maps, chargers, seasonal supplies, and a compact vehicle kit.
Practice the first ten minutes
Use a written load list organized by priority: people, medications, mobility aids, documents, animals, communications, water, and clothing.
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