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>Have 2, 3, or perhaps 4 routes

I would add: ensure that at least one of your alternative routes is based on the possibility that you will be bugging out ON FOOT -- due to roads either (a) blocked/jammed or (b) being watched.

Which would also necessitate you having an alternative (and much smaller) set of bug-out items, as you'd have to carry everything on your back in this scenario.

Just something to think about -- something that many people forget about when doing their planning. You may not be able to just "jump in the Jeep and go."

11 posted on 08/14/2009 9:22:30 PM PDT by NewJerseyJoe (Rat mantra: "Facts are meaningless! You can use facts to prove anything that's even remotely true!")

The freeways here in S-Hamptons have automatic iron bars to gridlock the entire freeway system.
The only recourse would be to have a quiet motorcycle and use the plethora of
back woods bike trails to get as far away as possible before they guard those also.

I still don't know for what reason they'll close off the freeway systems here.