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Car Security:
Recap

Car Security covers all aspects of driving safety tips, parking lot safety, carjacking, ambushes, and road rage.

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• Parking lot safety: walk while holding pepper spray, raised and ready, in full view of any predator looking for easy prey. Also keep your thumb on the noisemaker alarm on your key chain (emergency button), ready to attract attention and deter a predator. Also see Personal Security Alarm (a.k.a. noisemaker or screamer).

• Lock your car doors the instant you enter and keep windows closed – then immediately drive away.

• Always keep your car locked – even if you’re just running a quick errand.

• To avoid carjackings: always be aware of your surroundings and have an escape route. If a suspicious person approaches, blare the horn or drive away. If it's too late, give up your property without resistance.

• To avoid the road rage of another driver: drive considerately of others and respond passively to an aggressive driver.

• When outdoors, follow the safety tips in Outdoor Safety - Overview.

Recommended Reading
• Drive to Survive! by Curt Rich. MBI 1998.
• How to Protect Yourself from Crime by Ira Lipman. Readers Digest Books 1997.
• Road Rage to Road Wise by John Larson and Carol Rodriguez. Thomas Doherty & Associates 1999.
• Strong on Defense by Sanford Strong. Pocket Books 1996.
• Tough Target by J.J. Bittenbinder. Running Press 1997.

Driving Safety Tips, Parking Lot Safety, Carjacking & Road Rage Prevention

• Car Security - Overview
• Parking Lot Safety FAQ
• Emergency Button in a parking lot & at home.
• Driving Safety Tips: survival strategies FAQ.
• Avoiding Carjacking: car safety tips for being alert and prepared.
• Escaping Carjacking: the best strategies.
• Car Ambushes: escaping from traps.
• Road Rage: avoiding a lunatic.
• Recap of car safety tips. (YOU’RE NOW ON THIS PAGE).
• Pepper Spray & where to buy pepper spray
• Security Products - Personal Devices
• Personal Security Alarm: a.k.a. screamer or noisemaker

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