So you've locked yourself out of your car again. You are standing in the middle of the supermarket parking lot and are miles from your carefully hidden set of spare keys. You feel yourself begin to panic. Your ice cream is melting and there is no way your aching feet will survive the walk home. What do you do?
Here is some vehicle lockout advice that will get you through frustrating times such as the scenario described above.
What Not to do When You Get Locked out of Your Car
If you find yourself locked out of your car, here are just a few things you should not do.
Don't Panic - Remain calm if possible, especially if you have children with you. Your panic will only promote additional stress for them. Anxiety also prevents you from thinking clearly. If you are in a dangerous neighborhood or an area you are unfamiliar with, it's important to stay in a well lit area.
Don't Use a Hanger- While many individuals 開鎖 consider using a hanger to break into their car, this is clearly a bad idea. With this method, the idea is to go down through the top of the window with the hanger and push the electronic button to unlock the car. The hanger can also be used to go into the bottom of the window into the door to locate a pin inside of the door, which can be moved to unlock the car. This can damage both the window and the window seal of the car, and may not help you enter your vehicle at all.
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