With unattended trucks and closed warehouse facilities, holidays present an opportune time for cargo theft. With the Labor Day weekend ahead, CargoNet has offered some security tips.
Vehicle thefts declined by 3.3% in 2011 compared to 2010 bringing the 2011 FBI estimate to more than 700,000 stolen vehicles.
The ‘Hot Wheels’ list names the top stolen vehicles in the United States based on data submitted from law enforcement to the National Crime Information Center.
Crimes of opportunity can be prevented by taking a few simple anti-theft steps with your fleet vehicles.
On Friday, Global Payments announced a breach of its processing system and that as many as 1.5 million card numbers may have been stolen. Over the weekend, Visa removed Global Payments from its PCI compliance list. What does that mean to you?
A San Antonio brewery company had its only van stolen, but the thieves weren’t after beer.
The theft of exotic cars due to lack of proper security controls brings up insurance, liability and quality concerns regarding the peer-to-peer model. Sometimes it’s not so smart to cut out the middleman.
The National Crime Information Center’s report also looked at holiday rates and found that in 2010, New Year’s Day was the holiday with the most auto thefts — exceeding the annual daily average of 2,124 vehicle thefts.
Police in Branford, Conn., are warning small businesses with vehicles to be on the lookout after a series of vehicle break-ins and equipment theft.
Crime doesn’t pay, especially with a fleet fuel card program.
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