A vehicle is stolen every five minutes in the UK with keyless entry car theft. Here's how to prevent keyless car theft and keep your car safe. Keyless car theft (sometimes called relay theft) is when ...

Many new and used cars now have keyless entry systems. These provide car owners with the added convenience of being able to open their car’s doors and start its engine without needing to take the key ...

Whether you unlock your car via a key fob, key card or phone apps, tech-savvy criminals are discovering new ways to clone your keys, unlock your car and drive off in a matter of seconds. Thankfully, ...

With the vast majority of newer cars using keyless entry for access into a vehicle, savvy thieves are taking advantage of technology to either break into, or steal vehicles. Dan Powell, Senior Editor ...

To keep a keyless car safe, experts recommend a combination of safety-conscious habits and judicious use of smart devices.

The past year has seen a 2% rise in vehicle offences, with 8% more cars stolen, according to latest Government figures. The Office for National Statistics said in the year to March, the public fell ...

Keyless cars are being blamed for an epidemic of thefts in Birmingham and the Midlands. Thieves are targeting hi-tech vehicles - with the number of cars stolen in the West Midlands tripling since 2015 ...

Keyless entry has been a common feature on cars over the last two decades. The purpose of such technology is fairly self-explanatory: To make it easier for you to gain access, start and exit your ...

Keyless car fobs are becoming the norm as modern cars all feature them. But drivers who own the technology have been issued a warning that they may find themselves unable to unlock or start their ...

There is a small risk of theft for vehicles with keyless entry and/or keyless start, but the means of protection from this threat is the same for both - a good quality Faraday pouch. If your car has ...