News / Unsecured parking areas still the most likely hot-spots for cargo crime

08/08/2016

Secure parking remains one of the most important methods to prevent theft, according to the latest cargo crime data by FreightWatch.

Its US Cargo Theft report notes that 82% of thefts take place at unsecured parking stops. Warehouses account for 15%, while thefts from secured parking comprised just ...

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Julian Stephens
August 08, 2016 at 2:47 pm
The SAFEPOST initiative funded by the EC has been looking at new ways to tackle cargo theft (and other security issues) in the postal and parcel industry: https://www.mjc2.com/images/postal-operations-optimization-software.pdf.

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