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Newport News Program for Public Information DESIRED MESSAGE AUDIENCE(S) METRIC OUTCOME(S) https://www.nnva.gov/DocumentC enter/View/920/Hurricane-Guide--- English-PDF?bidId= or visit https://www.nnva.gov/414/Emerge ncy-Management Topic 9: Drive Safe Do not attempt to cross floodwaters. The depth of the water is not always obvious. Moving water has tremendous Property power and can hide various Fewer vehicles owners, renters, obstacles, like large debris. When stranded or businesses, you encounter water on the damaged by socially roadway, turn around, don’t drown, Enhanced road safety flooding, and vulnerable areas, and get to higher ground. In a flash reduced drivers/ flooding situation, climb to higher emergency commuters, all ground on foot; never try to outrun response residents the flood in a vehicle. Learn more at https://www.weather.gov/media/sa fety/TADD_6_Arial.pdf Property If your vehicle stalls during a flood, owners, renters, leave it immediately (unless the businesses, Fewer vehicles water is moving at a high velocity) socially damaged by and move to higher ground. Enhanced road safety vulnerable areas, flooding, fewer Rapidly rising water can engulf the drivers/ rescues vehicle and its occupants, commuters, all sweeping them away. residents Property owners, new homeowners, Protect your car from flood renters, Reduced damage. Do not drive through Cost savings and businesses, uninsured flood- flood water and add reduced flood-related repetitive loss related car comprehensive coverage to your vehicular losses area property damages car insurance policy. owners, socially vulnerable areas, drivers/ commuters Property owners, new homeowners, Prepare for a disaster with a car renters, emergency kit, keep your Cost savings and businesses, Reduced flood- maintenance up-to-date, and visit reduced flood-related repetitive loss related car https://www.ready.gov/car for other vehicular losses area property damages car safety tips. owners, socially vulnerable areas, drivers/ commuters STEP 3: FORMULATE MESSAGES 28
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