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Crime Prevention - Car Theft

How to prevent from car theft

  • Always park in a well-lit, bustling area or in parking lots that have attendants.
  • Never leave valuables or keys in your car.
  • Never leave your parking ticket or chip coin inside the car.
  • Always park with the windows up and the doors locked.
  • Be careful while getting into your car. Watch for suspicious characters lurking nearby.
  • Never pick up hitch-hikers.
  • If you have a flat tyre in an area that does not seem safe, try to keep driving until you reach a safer location.
  • If you are being followed by another vehicle, drive to the nearest police or fire station.
  • Keep your car in good running condition. Make sure there's enough fuel to get you to your destination and back.
  • Do not get out of your car if it is suddenly blocked by another motorist. Lock your door and try to manoeuvre out of there. Remember, an assailant who gets out of his vehicle to approach your car is the vulnerable one

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    Snatch Theft PDF Print E-mail
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    Crime Prevention - Snatch TheftHow to prevent from snatcher

  • Keep your valuables out of sight.
  • Stay alert and follow your instincts.
  • Keep handbags or slingbags on the shoulder that is away from the road.
  • Avoid taking shortcuts through deserted areas.
  • If someone asks for directions, keep a polite but safe distance.
  • If a thief demands your valuables, hand them over; your life is worth more. If possible, throw them away from you and run.
  • You're safer in the company of others. If you must be out alone, stay away from dark corners, alleys and doorways.
  • Keep your ID, driving licence, credit cards, etc in a pocket or concealed pouch to reduce the risk of losing them to thieves.
  • If you are robbed, try to remember the attacker's face, the licence plate number and the make of his vehicle. This information could save others.
  • Report all incidents of snatch theft to the police.


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    Crime Prevention - Break In
    how to prevent from break in

  • When you leave home, make sure all the doors and windows are locked.
  • At home, never open the door to a caller until you know who it is.
  • You should have a peep-hole in the front door so that you can see who is out there.
  • When you go out at night, leave a light on.
  • Before leaving on a trip,
    1. stop all deliveries
    2. connect a light to a timer
    3. notify the police
    4. have a neighbour or relative check your home from time to time.

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    LADY DRIVERS : how to keep safe 24/7 PDF Print E-mail
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    Important that lady drivers keep safe, here’s how in eight simple steps:

    female driver

  • Door Locked 24/7
  • Keep the doors locked always, as soon as you get in the car, and as soon as you exit the car. Even when you’re waiting for a friend in a familiar neighbourhood, it’s always better to be safe than sorry.

  • Say NO to the hitchhikers or strangers.
  • Never pick up hitchhikers on the road, or even strangers asking for direction. Don’t wind down your windows to talk to them, it may just be a pretense to get into the car. If communication is needed, a paper and pen on the window is sufficient. Listen to your heart, if you’re not comfortable with helping, move on.

  • Tank Up always.
  • Keep valuables such as your bag, laptop and wallet out of sight. Lots of snatch thief cases have been reported in broad daylight as thieves throw a brick into the front passenger side of the car to obtain bags placed on the seat. Keep it out of view. Out of sight, out of mind!

  • Keep your valuables out of sight.
  • Always have sufficient petrol in the car, as you never know where you’re needed to drive with our hectic demands in life. Don’t leave it till the last drop, else it’ll be a dangerous mistake if your car gets stuck in an unfamiliar neighbourhood.

  • Emergency Number in The Front Pocket of Your Car
  • You never know when you’d hit a crisis, so keep a set of emergency numbers to dial right at the front pocket of your car. Numbers to remember include: the police, MAA,  loved ones, servicing centre, dealer and others. Remember to keep a torch light in the front pocket as well!

  • Feel Followed Seek Help.
  • Listen to your inner voice or your sixth sense, if you feel your car is being followed. Flash your lights, sound your horn and don’t be afraid to seek help. Pull into a busy shopping mall or a police station where there are loads of witnesses and passer bys. It is important to stay calm and focused, and not panic. 

  • Be Aware Where You Park.
  • As a female driver, it is always sensible to be aware of where you park, especially if you are coming back to your car after dark, as the character of a street or car park can change once the offices have closed. When returning to you car, remember to keep your keys to hand. Always park in a well lit busy area. Never sit in your car for a long time once you have returned to your car.

  • Be Conscious and Aware at all times
  • Be aware of your surroundings at all times. Always try to park in well lit areas, and in unfamiliar territories, keep your loved ones aware of your coordinates.


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