Vehicle Safety

To Prevent Vehicle Thefts

1. Donot keep vehicles in your house compound without locking.
2. Two wheelers should be kept in the safe places after tying with a chain and lock.
3. When you park your vehicle in the parking area, ask somebody to keep an eye over it.
4. Never leave the vehicle door unlocked nor the windows partially open.
5. Make sure that quarter glasses are properly secured.
6. Never leave the key dangling in the ignition.
7. Double-check all doors (including the boot) to ensure that they are properly secured.
8. Etch registration number of your car on the rear & front window screens and windowpanes. Do not leave valuables in your car even if it is locked.
9. Cut down on extra fittings, as these tempt prospective thieves.
10. Install a car alarm.
11. Never leave important documents in the glove box or boot.
12. Never identify your key ring with your name.
13. Do not offer a lift to anyone you do not know.
14. If someone needs assistance, stop some distance away and communicate through locked doors and partially opened window.
15. Always park in a high-traffic, well-lighted area, if possible
16. Install a mechanical device that locks to the steering wheel, column, or brake to prevent the wheel from being turned more than a few degrees. Commonly called clubs, collars, or J-bars. These devices can act as a highly visible physical deterrent if installed properly
17. Never leave valuables in plain view, even if your car is locked. Put them in the trunk out of sight.
18. In case of theft, immediately inform nearest police station, dial 100