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HOMING CRIME DRIVERS SHOULD NOT...
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• Discuss the type of goods they are carrying, especially if they are of high value, nor should they chat about a load or intended route over the vehicle's radio.
• Leave windows open when away from the vehicle.
• Leave the vehicle unattended in lay-bys or insecure casual parking places. Where possible, prearranged secure parking areas for overnight stops to be used.
III Carry unauthorised passengers.
• Leave anyone else in charge of the vehicle at the destination.
111 Deliver the load to any other location unless convinced that such action is legitimate.
I Leave valuables visible in the cab.
• Get involved with drugs under any circumstances; penalties are severe.