Safety Tips for Women Traveling Alone
By Jennifer Foote, published Aug 28, 2005
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When you are driving your vehicle it is recommended that you always keep your doors locked at all times, especially if you are in an area that you are unfamiliar with. It is also recommended that if you must roll your windows down, make sure someone will be unable to stick their hands or arms into your car. Those two tips should help prevent someone from trying to hijack your car or possibly harm you.
When you are traveling, you should always make sure that your car has no less than a half a tank of gasoline. Not keeping track of the amount of gas left in your vehicle could leave you in a potential dangerous situation. When driving, you should always carry a cellular phone in case of a breakdown or another emergency. It is also recommended that all women consider purchasing Triple A. For this program you will generally pay a yearly fee; however, you will receive tow truck and other car assistance when needed. If you have the AAA service it reduces the risk of you having to ask a stranger passing by for assistance.
When you are walking it is advisable not to bring attention to yourself. If you are able to leave your purse at home or in another secure location, it is recommended that you do so. All women should avoid walking down alleys or dark streets. Although many people consider public parks safe, they often times become a "hot spot" for illegal activity at night. When you are walking alone, your attention should always be focused on your surroundings. If you notice an individual following you or making you feel uncomfortable, you should get to a well populated public place as soon as possible.
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