Do you have an emergency car bag/bob/ghb?

Adding my emergency bag list for future reference:

Here's my list (all fits into one medium hiking backpack):

**Main Bag**

* Work Gloves

* Small crowbar/Wrench (wrench is for turning off the gas to my apartment)

* 150ft parachute cord 1/8th in

* x3 carabiners

* Stack of particulate filter n95 masks

* Roll of duct tape

* 1-2 person hiking first aid kit

* Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, sunscreen, floss)

* 3L water

* Separate toilet paper and matches

* Flashlight

* Laser pointer

* whistle

* Spare batteries for flashlight

* waterproof matches

* Head anti-bug netting

* Local area maps x3 (local cities and nearby country)

* Compass/magnifying glass

* Notepad

* Sharpie

* Mechanical Pencil

* Thermal blanket

* 8 Meals (would be better if I could fit more)

* Can-opener

* Camping towel

* Chemical glowsticks

* Sewing kit

* Earplugs

**Camping SubBag (already have this for camping, get a smaller bit of it if you dont camp)**

* x2 Camping pots (one is fine, got 2 in a camp stove kit that nest)

* Camp stove

* Fuel Cannister for stove

* Collapsable Cup

* Swiss army style knife

* Chopsticks

* x3 Resealable airtight bags

* Food hanging bag (drysack)

* Bluebags for toilet

* Medium size camp towel

* Water purifier

**DayHike SubBag (Already used for hiking, might as well store it together)**

* Headlamp

* Day toilet kit (TP, matches)

* Lighter

* Sunscreen

* Photocopy of passport

* Poncho

Good kit list. 3 litres of water is a joke though -- I blow through this in less than a day when it's hot and I'm working hard. Water is the foundation of survival, along with shelter.

I suggest testing this kit in practice. I keep a small notepad and pencil in my kit when camping, leaving notes to my "very clever abstract planning self." My armchair self rarely manages to capture all the realities on the ground. My 2c.