SHELTER • EVACUATION • MOBILITY
When Staying Becomes Dangerous, Know How To Move.
In a cascading AI or infrastructure emergency, roads can lock, public transport can fail and conflicting information can make a bad decision feel urgent. This section is built around one objective: preserve safe options before you need them.
Eight plans that preserve your choices
Emergency Grab Bag UK: What To Pack Before You Need To Leave
Practical mobility, shelter and household planning for a major disruption.
Open guide →EVACUATION72-Hour Go Bag List: A Practical Evacuation Checklist
Practical mobility, shelter and household planning for a major disruption.
Open guide →EVACUATIONFamily Evacuation Plan: How To Leave Without Losing Each Other
Practical mobility, shelter and household planning for a major disruption.
Open guide →EVACUATIONEvacuate or Stay Home? A Survival Decision Framework
Practical mobility, shelter and household planning for a major disruption.
Open guide →EVACUATIONShelter in Place Guide: How To Make Home the Safer Option
Practical mobility, shelter and household planning for a major disruption.
Open guide →EVACUATIONEmergency Route Planning: Build More Than One Way Out
Practical mobility, shelter and household planning for a major disruption.
Open guide →EVACUATIONUrban Evacuation Guide: Leaving a City During Major Disruption
Practical mobility, shelter and household planning for a major disruption.
Open guide →EVACUATIONWalking Home After Grid Down: A Realistic Get-Home Plan
Practical mobility, shelter and household planning for a major disruption.
Open guide →Evacuation is a chain of dependencies
Is the warning real, current and relevant to your area?
Where are family members, children, pets and vulnerable people?
Which roads, stations, bridges and foot routes still work?
Where are you actually going, and can it receive you?
Seven more plans for the journeys and shelter failures people overlook
Car Emergency Kit UK: What To Keep in the Vehicle for Major Disruption
Build a vehicle kit for delays, weather, charging failure and the moment you may have to continue on foot.
Open guide →EVACUATIONFuel Shortage Driving Plan: Preserve Mobility When Petrol and Diesel Are Scarce
Preserve mobility when every unnecessary journey consumes a resource that may not be easy to replace.
Open guide →EVACUATIONPublic Transport Collapse Plan: Getting Home When Trains and Buses Stop
Get home or shelter safely when trains, buses, apps and replacement routes fail together.
Open guide →EVACUATIONRural Evacuation Guide: Roads, Distance and Isolation During Major Disruption
Plan around distance, weak signals, narrow roads, weather and single points of route failure.
Open guide →EVACUATIONPet Evacuation Plan: How To Move Animals Safely in an Emergency
Move animals without losing time to inaccessible carriers, missing medication or unsuitable destinations.
Open guide →EVACUATIONTemporary Shelter Basics: Staying Safe Away From Home During Disruption
Stabilise warmth, water, hygiene, information and sleep when home is temporarily unavailable.
Open guide →EVACUATIONHome Shelter Resilience: Make Your House Work Through a Multi-Day Emergency
Make home work through a multi-day emergency — and know exactly when it stops being the safer option.
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