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Parking Lot Awareness & Safety

Park Carefully

         Don't leave your car in unattended public parking lots for an extended period.  A car is five times more likely to be stolen from an unattended lot than from the street or attended lot.

         If possible, park in a lot where you don't have to leave your keys.

         Never attach a tag with your name and address to your key ring.  If your keys are lost or stolen, the tag will lead a thief directly to your car and your home.  If you have to leave your keys with a parking attendant, leave only the ignition key.

         At night, park in well-lit areas with lots of people around.

         Turn wheels sharply toward the curb when parking. This makes it extra difficult for thieves to tow your car. 

 

Lock Your Vehicle

         An unlocked car is an open invitation to a thief.  Lock up when you leave your car and take the keys with you.

         Lock the trunk or tailgate.

         Close all windows -- professional thieves have tools that unlock cars through the smallest openings.

         Be sure vent or wind-wing windows are shut tight.

         When you park the car, remove cellular phones, DVD players and other valuable possessions. Do not leave gift-wrapped packages or cameras lying on the seat.  Lock all valuables in your trunk or take them with you.

         Lock your car even if you are making a quick stop at the gas station, convenience store, or mini-mall.

 

Extra Protection--Consider purchasing and installing Security Devices such as:

         Interior hood lock release

         Second ignition switch or "kill switch" to prevent  electrical current from reaching the coil and/or distributor

         Fuel switch to prevent fuel from reaching the carburetor

         Locking gas cap

         Locking devices for batteries, wheels, decks, etc.

         Alarm device to activate a siren, horn or lights -- or all three -- to frighten the thief away

         Device that attaches to the steering wheel or brake pedal

 

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