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FreeShelter in Place or Go
Two meeting places, one bag, a decision you made while the lights were on.
Ready.gov evacuation guidance: decide the go/stay rule and the meeting point as a street, ahead of time.
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Transport
Move people and goods
Bikes, carts, and tools for when cars don't work.
1-2 vehicles
Average household capability
Multi-modal backup
Target for resilience
4-6x
Coordination multiplier
The Transport Gap
What Most Households Have
- Cars (when gas available)
- Bicycles (maybe)
What's Usually Missing
- Cargo capacity
- Fuel reserves
- Alternative transport
- Distribution logistics
Most households can move people but lack capability for resource logistics or fuel-independent transport.
Current State
50%
→
Resilient State
100%
Start here
The few transport picks we would put first, each with a buy link we checked and a line on why it earns its place on a street.
Still a gap. Two picks after catalog review 3/3 dropped the bike-bus vest listing. A re-verified bike-bus or cargo-trailer pick is owed.
More Transport products
Everything else we carry for transport. Some of these links could not be confirmed yet; the retailer has the final word on price and stock.
The Coordination Multiplier
Neighborhood Logistics Pool
Four households with trucks and cargo bikes can distribute resources to 20+ homes efficiently.
Individual Capability
Personal transport
+
Neighbor Coordination
3 neighbors
=
Network Capability
Network logistics capability
"Two neighbors with trucks, one with a cargo bike. We coordinate supply runs for everyone."
How It Works
[Coordination visualization for transport]
Transport Guides & Resources
Deeper knowledge for building transport capability.