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Peter Gidden - SBITS wrote:I would also get in writing, specifically and unequivocalably, from your insurance company, a letter confirming they will be happy to pay out in the event of a theft claim when the engine is running and car unattended, even when locked.

That's good advice!

Peter Gidden - SBITS wrote:You could. And in practice, you'd get nicked for it if in a public place.

"Attended" means in the car, and in control.

Lol, fair enough!

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