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These safety tips are some general common-sense suggestions and is meant as a guideline only. The safety of you and your passengers is most important. However, remember that personal safety is your responsibility. Do what you think best under the circumstances. Above all, stay alert and be cautious.

YOUR VEHICLE

Familiarize yourself with the vehicle's safety equipment, including hazard lights, windshield wipers, the spare tire, seat belts and door locks. Always be alert to your surroundings and know how to reach your destination prior to your departure. Make sure the vehicle always has plenty of gasoline and always refuel before dark.

CRIME PREVENTION

Do not stop if a passing motorist tells you that something is wrong with your vehicle or if someone bumps you from behind. Pull into the nearest service station or well lit public area. Call the police for assistance. Always keep doors locked and windows rolled up when driving or when parked. Keep luggage, packages and valuables out of sight. Use the trunk and lock the glove compartment. Learn emergency vehicles' signals. Police lights are red and blue. Do not stop for flashing white headlights alone. Do not resist in the rare event that a stranger demands your valuables. Your well-being is more important than your belongings. Do not pick up hitchhikers under any circumstances. Always be aware of the pedestrian traffic around your vehicle. Always park in a well-lit area. Have car keys in hand and check in and around the car before entering.

STAY SECURE IN YOUR VEHICLE

If your car malfunctions on a major thoroughfare, lock the doors, turn on the hazard lights and wait for the police to arrive. If someone offers help, have them call the police. Do not pull over to assist what may appear to be a disabled car, even if someone tries to wave you down. If you have a cellular phone, you may wish to call the police. Drive to a service station or store if you need information or directions. Casual street-corner directions are the surest way to get lost.

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