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(Transportation-News.com, November 13, 2014 ) Taylor, Michigan -- During the Thanksgiving weekend roads will be jammed with families travelling to spend the holiday with family and friends. Yet driving can be dangerous especially during late fall and winter when roads will be wet and slick.
Without question all occupants should wear seat belts and children should be in approved car seats. However, in certain types of accidents the driver, passenger, or child belted in a car seat can be trapped by a seat belt that won't release.
The cautious parent or grandparent carries a knife or tool that will cut through a seat belt when seconds can mean the difference between life and death. A seat belt cutter is one such tool.
Seat belt cutters are proven emergency escape tools. For example, the 3-in-1 Emergency Hammer is a seat belt cutter, hammer and window punch in one convenient yet small tool. This short video demonstrates just how fast a seat belt cutter cuts through a seat belt.
The 3-in-1 Emergency Hammer, 29 piece First Aid Kit and Cyalume SnapLight Emergency Light Stick are bundled together in the Glove Box Emergency Kit.
The First Aid Kit is small enough to keep in the glove box yet sturdy enough to be bounced around. The durable ABS plastic case is waterproof and secured by a gasket sealed double-action safety latch. The Kit includes: Carabiner, Sting Relief Pad, 3 Antiseptic Towelettes, 2 Alcohol Prep Pads, 16 3/4"x3" Bandages, Knuckle Bandage, Knee/Elbow Bandage, 2 Adhesive Strips, 2"x2" Sterile Gauze Pad.
The Cyalume SnapLight is industrial grade and activates quickly - remove from the foil wrapper, bend, snap and shake. The light lasts 12 hours, has a 5 year shelf life, is waterproof and non-toxic.
The Glove Box Emergency Kit is available for $17.95. But for a limited time and while supplies last the Emergency Kit can be purchased for $9.95 from Amazon.
About Glove Box Emergency Kit
Glove Box Emergency Kit is a Michigan Company that distributes emergency tools such as seat belt cutters, window punch/hammers, first aid kits and Cyalume emergency light sticks.
Glove Box Emergency Kit
Julie Calligaro
734 283 2727
jcalligaro@msn.com
Source: EmailWire.Com 
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