When you are driving do you...

My car has only 3 doors. But if im alone in the car I only leave my drivers door unlocked. Either the car is full or not the boot is always looked when driving.
 
No, why the hell would i lock the doors while im in the car? Apart from anything else it would make it harder for the Firemen to get me out if i was in an accident. :confused:
 
If it's a car where you've got to manually lock the doors then would that still apply? I suppose it might depend on how you define decent here.

I guess it depends why you've got to manually lock them, if its a car that doesn't offer an autolock function at all, irrespective of whether its activated, I guess it wouldnt.
 
No, why the hell would i lock the doors while im in the car? Apart from anything else it would make it harder for the Firemen to get me out if i was in an accident. :confused:


Its ok, I believe Fireman are fairly well equipped these days and locked car door wont impede them overly.
 
I don't have central locking on this car but no I don't lock the drivers door. I haven't locked the doors of the cars I have owned with central locking either.

Never felt the need to.
 
Its ok, I believe Fireman are fairly well equipped these days and locked car door wont impede them overly.
it will however prevent paramedics being able to get you out of the car before the firemen have cut your door off (I'm not sure whether they'd smash a window to unlock the door if this was the case)
 
I don't as a general rule, in fact I can't think of any time where I have done it but I wouldn't discard the idea completely.
This, I know one person who has been carjacked and they are the only person I've even heard of it happening to in the past 20 odd years. I have had a drunk **** try and get into my car when I parked up at my old work thinking I was a taxi, he was trying to open the drivers door though, so I just opened it into him
 
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I do but not intentionally, my central locking is buggered and the doors just lock randomly.

Really should get that fixed :p
 
locking your doors while your driving seems the most dumbest thing ever...

if you have a car crash and the cars upside down or anything like that you will be stuck as all power on the car would fail getting you stuck inside it.

nice one!
 
locking your doors while your driving seems the most dumbest thing ever...

if you have a car crash and the cars upside down or anything like that you will be stuck as all power on the car would fail getting you stuck inside it.

nice one!

A car doesn't suddenly emit an EMP pulse when it turns over :rolleyes: :p

And even if it does flip the roof will have buckled and shattered the windows anyway. If not you can falcon punch your way out :D
 
locking your doors while your driving seems the most dumbest thing ever...

if you have a car crash and the cars upside down or anything like that you will be stuck as all power on the car would fail getting you stuck inside it.

nice one!

If you have the misfortune to end up upside down you'd have most likely bent your a and b pillars to a certain extent meaning that you wouldn't be able to open your door anyway as they'd be physically jammed - even if not all doors unlock when you pull on the handle anyway - remember locks are mechanical afterall.

It's not a daft idea, and as said a lot of modern cars do this automatically.
 
lock the doors?


I have never done this, my parents or brother don't but some of my friends parents do it.


Anyone else do it and why?

It depends on where I am driving. I lived in nottingham for a year and, like the guy from SA, I locked them as soon as i got in the car.

Round here, it's not as bad, although there are parts of Reading that should have signage up saying "don't for get to lock your doors!" (cemetry junction!)
 
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