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When I was taking drivers education classes, one of the "rules" was to lock your car before you put it in drive. But why?


In favor of locking:
Maybe in an area where you stop a lot, a carjacker or other villain might open the door when you stop.

Against locking:
If you are in an accident, and unconcious, rescue workers won't be able to get in.


But is there a real, honest to goodness, not based on hyped up fear, safety reason for locking the doors?

Date: 2008-11-19 09:49 pm (UTC)
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i've always wondered if a car was less likely to "spring open" in an accident if the doors were locked. i mean, if you hit hard enough, i don't know if the lock would matter.

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