Monitoring

0/1

Monitor official evacuation orders — leave early, not last-minute

Planning

0/2

Pre-plan multiple evacuation routes (primary + 2 alternates)

Backup plan if primary vehicle fails (walk route pre-identified)

Vehicle

0/2

Keep vehicle fuel tank above half-full at all times

Keep engine running when stopped (faster to leave)

Preparation

0/1

Grab-and-go bag packed and ready at all times

Documents

0/2

Original documents in waterproof pouch: passport, ID, birth certificates

Cash in small bills (USD or local — ATMs likely offline)

Medical

0/2

Prescription medications (minimum 30-day supply)

First aid kit + trauma supplies (tourniquet, hemostatic gauze)

Electronics

0/1

Phone and charger + multiple power banks (fully charged)

Navigation

0/1

Offline maps downloaded (areas may have no connectivity)

Communication

0/3

Know embassy / consulate location and emergency number

Notify trusted contacts of your planned route and destination

Clothing

0/2

Wear neutral, non-military-looking clothing during travel

High-visibility clothing or white flag if moving in conflict zone

Supplies

0/1

Water and food for 72 hours per person

Safety

0/4

Avoid checkpoints unless absolutely necessary — research beforehand

Travel in daylight if possible

Avoid convoys — can be targets

Know 'stop or die' situations — surrender vehicles without resistance

Children

0/1

Keep children quiet and calm during movement