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1. Always lock your car and take
Sur keys with you. Don't
ive your car unlocked and running even if you think you're only going to be a few minutes. It takes a thief only 12 seconds to steal a car.
2. Don't leave any packages or valuables in your car in plain view. Always lock them in your trunk or cover them so they are not readily visible. Thieves know there are more packages in cars this time of year and are on the lookout for them.
3. Park your vehicle in a well-lighted area, and always lock it and take the keys. Don't make your car an easy target for thieves. Twenty percent of the cars stolen have the keys left in them.
4. Always approach your car with keys in hand and check the back seat of your car. If you see suspicious activity or someone is loitering near your car, don't approach it, and if possible, notify the police.
, 5. Be wary of people who offer you the right-of-way out of a parking space or indicate that that it's okay to proceed. Scammers will motion to you that it's okay to pull out of a narking space, only to have their
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