Comments on: Make an Auto Accident Survival Kit http://www.timmatheson.com/myblog/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/ Thu, 04 Dec 2008 18:52:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Max Manners http://www.timmatheson.com/myblog/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-10034 Max Manners Wed, 25 Jul 2007 12:24:00 +0000 http://www.timmatheson.com/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-10034 Hi Keep it simple and buy an Accident Kit and XXL size Hi-Vis emergency waistcoat for UKSterling £4.79, approx $9.50, min. order 1 only, you can even have the Accident Kit personalised with full colour images, text, logos, etc. Regards Max Hi
Keep it simple and buy an Accident Kit and XXL size Hi-Vis emergency waistcoat for UKSterling £4.79, approx $9.50, min. order 1 only, you can even have the Accident Kit personalised with full colour images, text, logos, etc.
Regards
Max

]]> By: Staged Auto Accident Question and Answer       http://www.timmatheson.com/myblog/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-9934 Staged Auto Accident Question and Answer       Mon, 23 Jul 2007 11:49:51 +0000 http://www.timmatheson.com/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-9934 [...] Make an Auto Accident Survival Kit [...] [...] Make an Auto Accident Survival Kit [...]

]]> By: Cindy Zhang http://www.timmatheson.com/myblog/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-3426 Cindy Zhang Mon, 26 Mar 2007 07:49:27 +0000 http://www.timmatheson.com/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-3426 Dear Sir, This is Cindy Zhang from the car accident kit factory in SZ,China. Would you please kindly gime your E-mail address, I can send some details of our product for your reference. below please find more details of our products for your reference. You can also visit our website www.jiaruiphoto.com for more models. *CAR ACCIDENT KIT* Fyi, there are a ball pen, a chalk, a ruler, an instuction sheet and one flash single use camera packed in a pouch for our accident kit.This accident kit helps you to shoot what happens after a car accident. With this accident kit in the car, you have the tools to avoid being a victim. FOB SHENZHEN PRICE OF CAR ACCIDENT KIT BASE ON 10,000 PCS: Accident Kit with One Flash Camera with Film 200ASA12EXPOSURES inside: USD1.83/set PACKING DETAILS: 25 sets in one inner box and 4 inner boxes in a one master carton. 100PCS/CTN MEAS.: 54 x 42 x 26.7 cm; CTN N.W.: 16.7kgs; CTN G.W.: 18.2kgs. One 20 feet container contains about 38,000 sets of accident kits. Waiting for your kind reply! Dear Sir,
This is Cindy Zhang from the car accident kit factory in SZ,China. Would you please kindly gime your E-mail address, I can send some details of our product for your reference. below please find more details of our products for your reference. You can also visit our website http://www.jiaruiphoto.com for more models.

*CAR ACCIDENT KIT*

Fyi, there are a ball pen, a chalk, a ruler, an instuction sheet and one flash single use camera packed in a pouch for our accident kit.This accident kit helps you to shoot what happens after a car accident. With this accident kit in the car, you have the tools to avoid being a victim.

FOB SHENZHEN PRICE OF CAR ACCIDENT KIT BASE ON 10,000 PCS:
Accident Kit with One Flash Camera with Film 200ASA12EXPOSURES inside: USD1.83/set

PACKING DETAILS: 25 sets in one inner box and 4 inner boxes in a one master carton. 100PCS/CTN MEAS.: 54 x 42 x 26.7 cm; CTN N.W.: 16.7kgs; CTN G.W.: 18.2kgs. One 20 feet container contains about 38,000 sets of accident kits.

Waiting for your kind reply!

]]> By: Tim Matheson http://www.timmatheson.com/myblog/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-3127 Tim Matheson Mon, 19 Mar 2007 16:16:45 +0000 http://www.timmatheson.com/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-3127 @Rob, no problem. @Rob, no problem.

]]> By: Rob http://www.timmatheson.com/myblog/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-3125 Rob Mon, 19 Mar 2007 14:55:27 +0000 http://www.timmatheson.com/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-3125 Whats up bro? Thanks for the tip. as common sense as all this stuff sounds I wish someone advised me on what to have before my accident recently. I could have used some of this stuff. I actually recommended the lawyer that I hired to included a auto kit sample at his office for clients...he though it was a great idea. Maybe he'll even link to your site from his site or something. His site is: 1800NowHurt.com. Anyway...thanks for the info I already made a kit that sits in my trunk. Whats up bro? Thanks for the tip. as common sense as all this stuff sounds I wish someone advised me on what to have before my accident recently. I could have used some of this stuff.
I actually recommended the lawyer that I hired to included a auto kit sample at his office for clients…he though it was a great idea. Maybe he’ll even link to your site from his site or something. His site is: 1800NowHurt.com.
Anyway…thanks for the info I already made a kit that sits in my trunk.

]]> By: Duke http://www.timmatheson.com/myblog/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-1940 Duke Mon, 29 Jan 2007 15:15:07 +0000 http://www.timmatheson.com/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-1940 <p>I would also suggest an adjustable belt for broken altenator belts, or if you have an all in one belt, an extra. I would also include in the motor vehicle safety kit:</p> <p>candles</p> <p>a space blanket</p> <p>extra radiator hoses</p> <p>maybe even some survival food bars.</p> I would also suggest an adjustable belt for broken altenator belts, or if you have an all in one belt, an extra. I would also include in the motor vehicle safety kit:

candles

a space blanket

extra radiator hoses

maybe even some survival food bars.

]]> By: broman78 http://www.timmatheson.com/myblog/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-1751 broman78 Mon, 15 Jan 2007 19:51:25 +0000 http://www.timmatheson.com/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-1751 what about matches what about matches

]]> By: Vince Chiaro http://www.timmatheson.com/myblog/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-1748 Vince Chiaro Mon, 15 Jan 2007 18:02:14 +0000 http://www.timmatheson.com/2007/01/make-an-auto-accident-survival-kit/#comment-1748 I would also had a few other items that I like to keep in the car for emergencies because the accident might result in needing to do some minor repair work on the side of road in order to limp the car to the local service station. Also, you'd be surprised but there are a lot of places even in California near the SF Bay Area (for example the Santa Cruz mountains) where cell phones don't work. If you have a solo accident out there, you are going to need some basics to get your car running at least well enough to get to a town. I'd recommend: - jumper cables - basic tools (screwdriver, hammer, wrenches, leatherman multi-tool) - make sure your spare tire is inflated (many accidents result in bent wheels and flat tires) - make sure your jack and tools are there and you know how to use them - rags/towels - quart of oil - water (for you or for cleaning things off) - tow strap (basically a long piece of strong rope with metal re-inforced ends so that another car could tow your car) - other basic medical supplies including ASPIRIN! - duct tape (this can fix nearly anything) You'd be surprised how far you can drive a wrecked car if you need too, or even with a flat tire. For example, I live in the SF Bay Area and it drives me insane when people crash or stop on one of the bridges with a flat tire. There is NO shoulder there and traffic is moving at 65+ mph. DO NOT STOP ON A BRIDGE! Even if your tire is completely flat, you could probably make it across the Bay Area's longest bridge, 10 miles across the San Mateo Bridge. Yes, the car will drive funny and may be difficult, but that's better than stopping on the bridge. Drive slowly, but do not stop. I would also had a few other items that I like to keep in the car for emergencies because the accident might result in needing to do some minor repair work on the side of road in order to limp the car to the local service station. Also, you’d be surprised but there are a lot of places even in California near the SF Bay Area (for example the Santa Cruz mountains) where cell phones don’t work. If you have a solo accident out there, you are going to need some basics to get your car running at least well enough to get to a town.

I’d recommend:

- jumper cables
- basic tools (screwdriver, hammer, wrenches, leatherman multi-tool)
- make sure your spare tire is inflated (many accidents result in bent wheels and flat tires)
- make sure your jack and tools are there and you know how to use them
- rags/towels
- quart of oil
- water (for you or for cleaning things off)
- tow strap (basically a long piece of strong rope with metal re-inforced ends so that another car could tow your car)
- other basic medical supplies including ASPIRIN!
- duct tape (this can fix nearly anything)

You’d be surprised how far you can drive a wrecked car if you need too, or even with a flat tire. For example, I live in the SF Bay Area and it drives me insane when people crash or stop on one of the bridges with a flat tire. There is NO shoulder there and traffic is moving at 65+ mph. DO NOT STOP ON A BRIDGE! Even if your tire is completely flat, you could probably make it across the Bay Area’s longest bridge, 10 miles across the San Mateo Bridge. Yes, the car will drive funny and may be difficult, but that’s better than stopping on the bridge. Drive slowly, but do not stop.

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