Cars break down. It’s a fact of life. Being prepared with the right tools in your car can prevent you from feeling helpless if your car breaks down on the road. There are many considerations you should make when assembling a bag of emergency tools. Mark Simpson explores several must-have tools and how the tools you keep in your car might change depending on your destination.
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