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List: CAA's winter driving survival kit

Do you have your survival kit in the trunk? People across Canada are finally experiencing a blast of winter, and with it, hazardous driving conditions.
Do you have your survival kit in the trunk? People across Canada are finally experiencing a blast of winter, and with it, hazardous driving conditions.
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OTTAWA - People across Canada are finally experiencing a blast of winter, and with it, hazardous driving conditions. The Canadian Automobile Association recommends all drivers carry the following items in their winter survival kit:

— Warm winter gloves, toque and boots

— Blanket or extra clothing

— Bag of sand or kitty litter

— Small shovel

— Ice scraper and/or snow brush

— Candy or chocolate bar for energy

— Extra windshield washer fluid

— First aid kit

— Hardcopy local map (not just a GPS unit)

— Flashlight and batteries

— Flares

— Waterproof matches

— Battery jumper cables

— A fully-charged cellphone

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