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With the darker nights here, there could be more opportunities for vehicle thieves in the hours of darkness.
We can often see car thieves and car key burglars using the cover of night to carry out their crimes, but a few small steps can help stop them in their tracks.
By taking a few crime prevention measures motorists can help prevent themselves from being a victim of crime.
West Mercia Police is committed to tackling vehicle crime and has the following advice to protect your cars, motorbikes and vans from being stolen: -
Do you have a security light/doorbell camera?
Lock your windows
Get a steering wheel disc lock
If possible, secure your vehicle out of sight in a garage
Put your keys in a ‘Faraday’ pouch
Install a tracker to your vehicle
Fit a foldable bollard to your driveway
Remember thieves can often look to target owners of high value and/or high-performance vehicles, any crime prevention measures taken can help reduce the chances of being targeted.
You can find more information on our website about vehicle crime prevention including police recommended products at this link Keeping vehicles safe | Crime prevention | West Mercia Police .
JI, Corporate Communications
