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What Do You Do To Secure Your Car?
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Security pah !
When I bought my last car I had the default alarm upgraded to the best spec prior to collection without checking what the difference was, assuming this had to be a good idea. Mistake.
The additional function seems to be to arm itself unbidden when one is trying to load the vehicle, result in the damned thing going off simply to annoy: and necessitating having to leave the keys in the ignition for the duration to prevent it doing so.
Much more secure.
When I bought my last car I had the default alarm upgraded to the best spec prior to collection without checking what the difference was, assuming this had to be a good idea. Mistake.
The additional function seems to be to arm itself unbidden when one is trying to load the vehicle, result in the damned thing going off simply to annoy: and necessitating having to leave the keys in the ignition for the duration to prevent it doing so.
Much more secure.
From October this year all new cars/vans will be fitted with trackers under EU law
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They will track the car 24/7 showing speed, location and monitor your driving. Information can be fed direct to insurance companies , police ,car owner (for company cars) . They could be programmed to automatically issue speeding fines and other 'tickets'
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They will track the car 24/7 showing speed, location and monitor your driving. Information can be fed direct to insurance companies , police ,car owner (for company cars) . They could be programmed to automatically issue speeding fines and other 'tickets'