"Live your life by the compass and not by the clock" -Always On Liberty
When there’s an impending severe storm, tornado warning or hurricane is about to make landfall, you and your family need to be prepared and ready to evacuate. Because staying in your RV or camper during severe weather or major storms could put your and your family’s lives at risk. With these lifesaving weather emergency preparation tips, you’ll learn how not to become a statistic. Continue reading “Weather Emergency Preparation Tips for RVers”
Did you know that half of those living on the road lack emergency supplies in the event of a disaster? Having an Emergency Go Bag or bug out bag, is as important as having a water hose in your motorhome or camper. You’ll need it should you need to evacuate due to weather, area gas leak, fire, flooding or other unforeseen emergency event.
Continue reading “Why You Need an Emergency Bug Out Bag or Go Bag”
Regardless if you drive a big motorhome or pull a fifth wheel or small camper, knowing how to avoid roadside emergencies and accidents will keep us all safe on the highways and back roads during our travels. With these RV safety tips, we’ll show you how to prevent accidents before they happen. Continue reading “10 Ways to Avoid Roadside Emergencies and Accidents”
Do you have the right roadside safety gear for your RV should you get into an accident or have a breakdown? If not, it’s imperative that you read this comprehensive roadside emergency safety gear guide that will help keep you and your RV safe on the side of the road.
Continue reading “Roadside Safety Gear for RV Breakdowns or Emergency”
Before trekking off on your family camping trip to explore the outdoors, there’s important things you need to know about camping safety! Being prepared and knowing what to do if a family member gets injured will help keep them out of the emergency room. Continue reading “Family Camping Safety Tips”
What started out to be a beautiful, relaxing Sunday of sightseeing and shopping Bandera, Texas ended up, as RVers, being a teaching moment.
Continue reading “What RVers Need to Know About Flash Flood Safety”
