Don't Forget Your Car Keys

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One of the things people say in the morning, apart from good morning, is “where did I put my car keys?” Although they are often found, sometimes they are gone. The cat might have hidden them, the kids might be playing games or you might end up finding them in the dog's house. The question is: why go through morning ignition car key hunting when you can have them safe and sound in your trousers pocket? It's all a matter of habits. Once you are used to keep control over your vehicle keys, you will spare yourself a number of problems. The thing is that we don't only lose them at home. This is the easy part. It might be frustrating searching for them when you are in a hurry to get to work, but lost ignition keys are easily replaced.

The problem begins when you start forgetting them when visiting clients, go to the convenient shop, grab a cup of coffee or have lunch with co-workers. If you are used NOT to have control of your keys, you will start leaving them on restaurant tables or other people's office desks. You might also leave them on the ignition or lock them in the car. This is bad news for you. Auto lockouts are only a second away. It only takes a split of a second to leave the keys in the car and then wonder what to do. Thieves love such negligence. It makes their job even easier. Your job is to make your life easier and avoid car theft altogether.

Forgetting the keys often? Learn what to do

By making sure the transponder key is in the right place any minute of the day and night, you will also avoid accidents. Many people with garages prefer to leave the car unlocked and the keys in the car. This is a nice invitation for your nine years old to try out driving with the repercussions involved! Your car must remain locked at all times and your key must be on you or somewhere safe close to you. Choose a drawer by your bed, keep it in your trouser pockets or get a key ring and hang it inside the office briefcase or the belt loops of your trousers. It's not only about finding the lost car key in the morning but also about keeping the car secure and the family safe.