Ready Now Project Nuclear emergency ยท Prep sheet 4
Evacuation plan worksheet
A fill-in evacuation plan: destinations, a main and alternate route to each, meeting place, fuel, what to bring, and the rule to follow official orders.
Destinations [1][3][4]
Pick two or three places you can stay for days, in different directions from home. Check each one is not next to another listed target site. When you have a choice, avoid places directly east of a listed site (prevailing wind runs west to east).
| Destination and host | Direction from home | Phone | Host agreed? |
|---|---|---|---|
Routes [1][3]
Main route skirts listed metro areas and bases. The alternate does not share the same bridge, tunnel, or highway.
| Destination | Main route | Alternate | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
Meeting place
| If we cannot get home, we meet at | Address |
|---|---|
Fuel [1]
- Keep the tank at least half full at all times. Fill it if evacuation seems likely.
- Check each route is within range of a half tank. Stations may be closed or have long lines.
Half-tank range of our car: ____________ miles
What to bring [1][2]
Before you go
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On the day [1][2][3]
- Wait for the call. Listen for routes, shelters, and procedures.
- Follow recommended evacuation routes. Do not take shortcuts; they may be blocked.
- Officials may direct lateral evacuation: travel at right angles to the fallout path.
- Keep a battery radio on.
- Do not return until local authorities say it is safe.