If your car breaks down in extreme weather, prioritize safety by moving to a safe location, like the road shoulder or away from traffic, and turn on hazard lights. In cold weather, stay inside the car to conserve body heat unless it’s unsafe, and keep a window slightly cracked for ventilation. Run the engine periodically for warmth, but ensure the exhaust pipe is clear of snow or debris to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. In hot weather, seek shade or use sun protection, and drink water if available. Contact roadside assistance or emergency services and provide your location details. Use emergency supplies, like blankets, food, or a flashlight, from your car kit. Signal for help with reflective triangles or by raising the hood. Inform someone of your situation if possible, and stay calm until help arrives. Always carry a fully charged phone and an emergency kit for preparedness.

Stay safe on the road! Prepare for unexpected breakdowns with a well-stocked emergency kit and regular car inspections. Don’t wait for trouble—schedule a vehicle checkup today and drive with confidence!