Steering Locks
Steering locks are anti-theft devices found in most cars manufactured since 1969.
Steering locks can cause dangerous situations for drivers who are not familiar with their operation. If a vehicle’s ignition is placed in the lock position while the vehicle is in motion, the steering capability of the vehicle will be disabled, and the driver will be unable to steer the vehicle.
Further information concerning steering locks is available from the Automobile Safety Foundation at www.carsafe.org.
