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33% of Floridians Unsure of Emergency Evacuation Route

TAMPA, Fla. (June 2, 2010)—In the first five months, this year experienced multiple natural disasters from tornadoes and earthquakes to floods and an erupting volcano. At a time when mother nature seems more unpredictable than ever, it is imperative Florida residents prepare for the possibility of a catastrophic hurricane and/or severe weather. Yet, in a recent AAA Consumer Pulse™ survey, 33 percent of Florida residents said they do not know and/or are not confident about their emergency evacuation routes.

Although 67 percent of Florida residents said they know their evacuation route, some cities and counties changed their evacuation zones this year. AAA suggests residents check with their local government to see if any changes were made to their zone of evacuation, since this determines when a specific area is required to evacuate.

“Evacuation plans are critical during hurricane season, especially since they can mean the difference between life and death,” said Jessica Brady, manager, AAA Public Relations. “Not only are evacuation plans important, but so is hurricane preparedness in terms of having a family plan, making sure all important documentation is readily available in case of evacuation, and having the necessary items in the event electricity and/or fresh water are not available.”
Many Florida residents keep a plentiful supply of key items such as flashlights, batteries, and candles (85%), extra food (80%), and first aid supplies (78%) on hand in case of a hurricane. However, 37 percent of all respondents said they do not keep any emergency supplies packed and ready in preparation for a major storm or hurricane.

“Having an ample supply of the basic necessities is essential, especially in terms of food, water, and medications,” said Brady. “These items aren’t only important for us, but also for our pets. Whether you evacuate with your pet or not, they too will need a supply of water and food, as well as medication if applicable.”

http://www.panhandleparade.com/index.php/mbb/article/33_of_floridians_unsure_of_emergency_evacuation_route/mbb7723758/