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Hijacking HOTSPOTS in South-Africa


Are You In A Hijacking Hotspot?

According to new stats from Tracker South-Africa crime in the Automotive Industry has now grown into a whopping R8.5 billion problem! There might not be a lot we can do to be chosen among the various amounts of vehicles on the road but we can plan our routes more careful and be more alert when entering a high crime area.

Below we have listed the major areas that have been mentioned as high-risk areas to help you in your planning:



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