Putting Your Seat Belt In The Door Handle When You Sleep

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Truckin Along With Kearse's Comment
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I keep a hammer in each door and one in my bunk.

The air horn will scare them away and bring attention, while the seat belts will just make him struggle.

In the even if a fire, a hammer to the windshield and a swift kick from my Popeye the sailor man legs will work just fine.

Been out here 7 years. Not worried about a damn thing.

Anne A. (and sometimes To's Comment
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Is just a the tiny chain on a front door better than a deadbolt?

From a trucker 'wannabe' as well, I'd think a "MONTY DOG" would serve a better purpose.

Again, DISCLAIMER.. just imho!

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Best, y'all ~~!!

~ Anne ~

Pelican's Comment
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Just saw this, go figure

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Ryan B.'s Comment
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Just saw this, go figure

https://youtube.com/shorts/jDDx6xVxLKU?feature=share

My personal opinion is that this just makes getting out in an emergency more difficult. With all of the potential hazards within, on, and around trucks, I have more concern for being able to get out in an emergency than someone trying to get in. In truth, I generally don't worry about anything and have never felt unsafe in my truck.

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