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Personal Safety While Traveling
When you travel, you’re out of your element and sometimes bombarded with decisions, distractions and new people. I think many women consider their safety if they fly across the country on a business trip because we have many safety reminders at the airport and even from work. But when we drive across the state to visit family, we may not be thinking we’re in any danger. My point is that you should take safety precautions on any trip, including short ones. (Remember that many crimes occur close to home. Maybe someone knows you come home from a business trip late at night every Friday night.) Trips should be fun and relaxing and can stay that way with some planning and education.
Here’s a few points to consider. When visiting other cities, you probably won’t know the high crime areas. Sometimes people who appear as if they want to help with directions or chat with you might be trying to lure you away from safety.
The solution? Plan your route ahead of time and stick with main routes. Keep maps available for places you’re going. If possible, travel with other people. Traveling with a partner or friend can make a trip more fun, and it will make you much safer. Criminals will look for easy targets, such as a woman alone. There are resources online and in the news that reveal how criminals spot their victims. It is much easier to assault a woman who is by herself. Criminals also look for a woman in a skirt. Why? If they want to steal your purse, they can push you over, and you’re likely to grab your skirt to keep it in place, dropping your purse. Some criminals have even admitted to looking for woman with long hair they can grab. (They might also use your scarf or necklace.)
Think about how you dress before you go out. When you travel carry some form of self defense like a small hair spray, or a pepper spray
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I think about safety for my wife and myself. We own a security business so I see first hand people that are robbed and not to mention other things. I could go on all day about stories that my customers have told me. I do not like my wife even driving at night to Wal-Mart. I would also suggest not leaving your purse in your auto. I have personally had an experience where some watched the auto we were in to see which lady did not bring her purse in. While looking out of the restaurant window a man with a cast on his arm ran hit the window with his cast and busted the window and pulled out the purse of one of the young ladies that rode with us. She worked at a prison with numerous keys. Lets just say it was a major deal for her.
I think we all need to never underestimate the thinking of someone who will do anything to take what you have. How frighting for you, caught off guard, and we are in the business. My husband thinks I am crazy but I am Street smart that guy that wants directions will not get me to open my window at night, I keep a stun gun on the side of my seat to be able to use at anytime I need to.
Stay Aware Donna
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Security is crucial but you will find obvious gaps with the efficiency of specific air-ports. Items accidently get placed inside handbags and so on and not found by screeners and various big mistakes which could cost us our lives! We now have political figures requesting restrictions on the number of individuals that receive pat downs and verification, that achieves nothing! It must be all or not one! It feels to me that the old method seemed to be working, exactly why did these people change it!