Effective Tips From The Police That Will Save Your Nerves And Your Time

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Taking your young child to a big event, theme park, or other busy location? Write your phone number on their wrist and cover it with a liquid band-aid in case you get separated. Also, use your cell phone to take a photo of them the morning of the event so you have their clothing, hairstyle, and up to date photo. Anyone who finds your child can then quickly get in touch with you.

Keeping your handbag safe while shopping

While at the supermarket, it's common for people to put their handbag in the shopping cart. But as soon as you turn your back to get something from the next aisle, some sneaky thief has stolen your handbag and made a quick getaway.

To prevent this from happening, police from Windham, New Hampshire, recommend always having a carabiner hook on you. Whenever you're shopping, you can always attach your bag to the cart to stop it from being swiped.

Think twice about buying a radar detector.

Most patrol cars have 2 antennae, and they can beat even the most expensive radars used by regular drivers. Usual radar detectors are designed to notify only, so they don’t have the same options as a cop’s radar gun. As a result, they can differ from the frequencies monitored by cops’ detectors, and the speed they display may not be accurate either.

Saving your night vision.

If you see a car with its high-beam lights on approaching you, close one eye so that you're only dazzled in the open one. Once the car has driven past, wink alternately between each eye until the dazzled one has recovered.

More fines at the end of the month.

Every month, more often at the end of it, police forces get ticket quotas that they need to fill. This is often achieved by pulling people over for speeding, and there is nothing that can be done if a police officer has been told to do this by government officials. What’s more, this may result in raising votes for politicians. On the other hand, it can increase the level of crime prevention!

Luxury cars.

Luxury sports cars are more likely to be stopped than normal everyday vehicles. This isn't because police officers have anything against expensive cars. In fact, quite the opposite is true. Curious, the officers simply want to take a closer look at the car and see who can afford such a flashy set of wheels.

That's why people driving expensive cars are more likely to be stopped if they've only exceeded the speed limit ever so slightly; drivers of less "interesting" cars can often get away with these minor offenses.

Zip Grip Go provides safe driving.

We all know that driving in snowy conditions can be really dangerous. These ties were made to help "unstick" your car from a snowy driveway. If you have to deal with slippery roads, ice, and snow, it’s a great solution! It can also make your car’s appearance more special.