Mobility & Vehicle Recovery

In an emergency, staying mobile is crucial for safety. By preparing your vehicle, having backup transportation options, and planning multiple routes, you can ensure you’re ready to act when disaster strikes.

We rely heavily on digital tools like smartphones and GPS devices to help us navigate through unfamiliar areas. However, in an emergency, technology can fail. That’s why learning how to navigate using both GPS and traditional methods, like paper maps and a compass can be a lifesaver.

One of the most important preparedness items you can have is a Get Home Bag — a survival kit designed to help you get back to your home in the event of a crisis when conventional transportation might be unavailable.

When it comes to preparing for emergencies, many people focus on stocking up on food, water, and medical supplies—but one of the most critical aspects of being prepared is ensuring …

In times of crisis, mobility becomes a critical aspect of survival. Whether navigating damaged roads or recovering from vehicle breakdowns, mobility and recovery skills ensure that you and your family …

Is your vehicle prepared for any situation? Here are the key points you need to consider – from choosing a vehicle to outfitting it to what to expect with regard to wear and tear.

As winter approaches, it’s crucial to ensure that your vehicle is equipped to handle the challenges posed by cold weather and potential emergencies.

In times of crisis, having a ready-to-go bag packed with essentials could mean the difference between survival and disaster. This bag, often referred to as a Go-Bag or Bug-Out Bag, …

These days, we get plenty of warning of impending snow and ice storms. Other than an occasional snow squall, we have plenty of advanced notice of winter weather headed our …

Here’s the link to the course mentioned in the video: Winter Vehicle Survival: 15 January 2022 (Heber City, UT) – Fieldcraft Survival