A step Research of English insurer Confused.com Belgium A very Bad student When it comes to Europe Car theft. Statistics show that 145 cars per 100,000 people are stolen in our territory every year. There is Belgium Ninth place. To create this ranking, chaos.com All reports of car theft in all countries on the Old Continent.
Belgium Actually there is worse Because, with 145 thefts per 100,000 people per year Our country has 104 percent more than Germany, for example (71 thefts per 100,000 people).
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Worse than Belgium
He said that other countries are doing worse than us. Italy has High car theft rate with average 276 cases per 100,000 population per year. 80 percent higher than the astronomical figure United Kingdom (153 burglaries/100,000 people) and 5 percent more than that France (261 burglaries/100,000 population).
Republic of Che Clearly not very good 274 Thefts Per 100,000 citizens, Confused.com ranks second on the list. Oddly enough – we thought the Scandinavians were very polite Sweden is third In this ranking, there are 266 car thefts per 100,000 people. Sweden is an isolated case in Scandinavia, as the Swedish percentage is 91 percent higher than Finland (139) and 138 percent higher than Norway (112).
On top of that Fourth place receives France 261 car thefts per 100,000 people. That seems especially huge compared to Switzerland (a 205 percent decrease, or 85 thefts/100,000 people). Greece It is the fifth safest country for car theft 255 car thefts per 100,000 people per year. However, Greece’s population is 3 percent smaller than Belgium’s.
France scored poorly
Let’s see Daily statisticsAnd then there is France The worst 474 theft complaints per day. If we calculate, this is 20 thefts per hour and 3 thefts per minute. … As expected, Italy is not far behind France, followed by the United Kingdom and Germany.
But then what A safe country? It is Denmark, there are only 5 car thefts per 100,000 citizens per year. This is 145% less than Belgium. followed by Denmark Romania In second place (14 steals), then Liechtenstein (22) and Croatia (22)
yourself Protect from theft, you should use your common sense, says Confused.com. Includes tips and steps you can easily take The windows are engraved chassis number (which forces thieves to replace all windows) and when parking Car in gear Allow (certainly in a manual transmission car) and The wheels turn towards the obstacle To complicate theft.
