The days of women staying in the passenger seat of a car are long gone. Today, women are just as great — if not even better — drivers than men. On the road, however, many things can happen, and if a girl is just not prepared, she might find herself in a pretty tight spot.
Here is a short list of the essential things every woman must have in her car. After all, you never know what might happen on the road.
Multi-Tool
A multi-tool will be extremely handy if ever you find yourself needing to tighten a bolt or screw. For those quick fixes in the middle of nowhere, there is no better gadget than a multi-tool.
First Aid Kit
Anything can happen, so it's better to have a first aid kit prepared and ready. Keep bandages, antibiotic ointment, alcohol wipes and hand sanitizers ready at all times, according to Making Mrs. M.
Jumper Cables
The age of women waiting for a man to rescue her are long gone. Today, be the woman that has everything she needs, even if help is still required. Keep jumper cables ready, so you can easily ask for help in the event your battery bails out on you.
Hair Ties
If your car does break down and you need to check the engine, make sure you have something to tie your hair up with, reported Rant Chic. After all, having your hair ruined by all that engine grease is simply not worth it.
Sneakers
If you do end up having to walk in order to get gas or ask for help, make sure you don't do it in shoes that are designed to kill your feet. Always have a comfortable pair of sneakers ready just in case you need to hit the road the old-fashioned way.
Heels
Yes, this is out of the ordinary. But who knows? You might end up with a last minute date after all that car trouble. OK, this also applies to those sudden formal meetings at work. When these happen, always be prepared and have a stylish pair of heels in the car. Something simple and black would be great, since those usually go with everything.
With these items in your car, you will surely be one lady who's ready to hit the road anytime, any day.
What should men keep in their cars? Find out HERE.
