Vehicle crime in Pembrokeshire, like elsewhere, can be a concern for residents. While Pembrokeshire boasts a crime rate of 88.6 per 1,000 residents, slightly below the UK average of 91.6, understanding the types of vehicle crimes that occur is vital for preventative measures. Unfortunately, specific data on types of vehicle crime for Pembrokeshire alone isn't provided. However, national trends often reflect locally experienced issues.
Considering the overall property crime rate in Pembrokeshire stands at 22.2 per 1,000 residents, it's reasonable to expect vehicle crimes to contribute to this figure. Common types of vehicle crime across the UK, and likely in Pembrokeshire, include theft from vehicles (items stolen from inside), vehicle theft (the entire vehicle being stolen), and criminal damage (vandalism).
It's important to note that Pembrokeshire's safety score of 77/100 is slightly below the UK average of 79/100, indicating a slightly lower perceived level of safety compared to the national average. While this doesn't pinpoint specific vehicle crime incidents, it underlines the importance of vigilance.
Although we don’t have specific vehicle crime type breakdowns for Pembrokeshire, general advice for protecting your vehicle remains consistent: always lock your vehicle, even when parked briefly; never leave valuables in plain sight; consider installing an alarm system or immobilizer; park in well-lit areas whenever possible; and report any suspicious activity to the police. Staying informed and proactive is key to reducing the risk of becoming a victim of vehicle crime.