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Based on that, you may be in an area in which you may become trapped. so by staying in that vehicle you have only moments of some fresh air until that vehicles actually overcome by smoke and fire. and making a run for it isnt much better. >> you should not flee on foot. you most likely would be safer in a structure that would protect you for a matter of moments rather being in the direct line of the wildfire. that fire front will move over you very rapidly, and you have a better chance of surviv...

An area that you may become trapped. so by staying in in that vehicle you have only moments of fresh air until that vehicles actually overcome by smoke and fire. >> making a run for it is not much better. >> you should not flee on foot. you much likely would be safer in a structure that would protect you for a matter of moments. that fire front will move over you very rapidly, and you have a better chance of survivability by putting yourself in a structure. >> the correct answer is b, but if no ...

And making a run for it isnt much better. >> you should not flee on foot. you most likely would be safer in a structure that would protect you for a matter of moments rather being in the direct line of the wildfire. that fire front will move over you very rapidly, and you have a better chance of survivability by putting yourself inside of a structure. >> the correct answer is b, but if no structure is available there is another option. >> the best sort of escape in a vehicle is to find some sort...

Actually overcome by smoke and fire. and making a run for it isnt much better. >> you should not flee on foot. you most likely would be safer in a structure that would protect you for a matter of moments rather being in the direct line of the wildfire. that fire front will move over you very rapidly, and you have a better chance of survivability by putting yourself inside of a structure. >> the correct answer is b, but if no structure is available there is another option. >> the best sort of esc...

You have only moments of some fresh air until that vehicles actually overcome by smoke and fire. and making a run for it isnt much better. >> you should not flee on foot. you most likely would be safer in a structure that would protect you for a matter of moments rather being in the direct line of the wildfire. that fire front will move over you very rapidly, and you have a better chance of survivability by putting yourself inside of a structure. >> the correct answer is b, but if no structure i...

So by staying in that vehicle you have only moments of some fresh air until that vehicles actually overcome by smoke and fire. >> and making a run for it isnt much better. >> you should not flee on foot. you most likely would be safer in a structure that would protect you for a matter of moments rather being in the direct line of the wildfire. that fire front will move over you very rapidly, and you have a better chance of survivability by putting yourself inside of a structure. >> the correct a...

Fresh air until that vehicle is actually overcome by smoke and fire snir and making a run for it isnt much better. >> you should not flee and foot. you most likely would be safer in a structure that would protect you for a matter of moments rather than being in the direct line of the wildfire. that fire front will move over you very rapidly and you have a better chance of survivability by putting yourself inside of a structure. >> the correct answer is b. but if no structure is available, theres...

You have only moments of some fresh air until that vehicles actually overcome by smoke and fire. and making a run for it isnt much better. >> you should not flee on foot. you most likely would be safer in a structure that would protect you for a matter of moments rather being in the direct line of the wildfire. that fire front will move over you very rapidly, and you have a better chance of survivability by putting yourself inside of a structure. >> the correct answer is b, but if no structure i...

Area you may become trapped. staying in that vehicle you have only moments of fresh air until that vehicle is overcome by smoke and fire. >> as for, making a run for it, not that either. >> you would be safer in a structure that would protect you for a matter of moments. that fire front will move over you rapidly and you have a better chance of survivability putting yourself inside a structure. >> b, but if no structure is available, theres another option. find some sort of open area that has a ...

So by staying in that vehicle you have only moments of some fresh air until that vehicles actually overcome by smoke and fire. and making a run for it isnt much better. >> you should not flee on foot. you most likely would be safer in a structure that would protect you for a matter of moments rather being in the direct line of the wildfire. that fire front will move over you very rapidly, and you have a better chance of survivability by putting yourself inside of a structure. >> the correct answ...