Here's how to avoid being hijacked at a drive-thru, a new trend targeting motorists.🚗safetytips Crime
in August that the amount of hijackings more than doubled from last year, increasing from 64 000 in 2020/21 to 134 000 in 2021/22.Motorists tend to relax while queueing for food, and are often distracted.Keep your handbag/backpack in the boot of your car. Have cash or a card on hand for a quick payment.
Try to exclusively use well-frequented establishments in well-lit areas if you are queueing for food at night.Keep your vehicle’s windows and doors closed while waiting for your order, and regularly check your rear-view mirrors while you wait.“As we move closer to the festive season, this type of opportunistic crime will unfortunately be on the increase.
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