2. Stay Aware of Your SurroundingsAlways be vigilant. Trust your instincts—if something feels off, it likely is. Seek assistance or arrange for someone to meet you at your vehicle if you’re uneasy. 3. Avoid Returning Alone to Your CarIf you can’t open the door, move to a well-lit, crowded area and call for help. Don’t return to your car alone...
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