• Map of area, preferably with safety zones and evacuation routes marked from home, work and school.
  
• Bottled water and non-perishable, high-energy foods such as granola bars, raisins or dried fruit and peanut butter.
  
• A change of clothing, rain gear and sturdy shoes.
  
• A battery or solar-powered radio, flashlight with extra bulb and plenty of extra batteries.
  
• Gloves, dust masks and goggles.
  
• Blanket or sleeping bag.
  
• Tool kit for your vehicle.
  
• First aid kit and manual.
  
• Jumper cables, shovel, flares.
  
• Fire extinguisher (5 lb., A-B-C type).
  
• Tire repair kit and pump. Also, periodically check the inflation of your spare tire.
  
• Personal medications.
  
• Emergency phone numbers.

In addition, if a volcanic eruption appears to be imminent, also carry in your car:

• Spare air filter.
  
• Spare oil (4-5 quarts) and oil filter.
  
• Spare windshield wiper blades and windshield washing fluid.
  
• Spare fuel filter and fan belts.