quickly and to a safe place. Do not attempt to extinguish a fire in the engine compartment, as opening the bonnet will make the fire flare. Call the fire brigade. 

Petrol stations/fuel tank/fuel leaks.  Ensure that, when filling up your vehicle’s tank or any fuel cans you are carrying, you do not spill fuel on the forecourt. Any spilled fuel should be immediately reported to the petrol station attendant. Diesel spillage is dangerous to other road users, particularly motorcyclists, as it will significantly reduce the level of grip between the tyres and road surface. Double-check for fuel leaks and make sure that - you do not overfill your fuel tank - the fuel cap is fastened securely - the seal in the cap is not torn, perished or missing - there is no visual damage to the cap or the fuel tank 

Emergency fuel caps, if fitted, should form a good seal. 

Never smoke, or use a mobile phone, on the forecourt of petrol stations as these are major fire risks and could cause an explosion. 

## 2.Vehicle security 

When you leave your vehicle you should 

● remove the ignition key and engage the steering lock 

● lock the car, even if you only leave it for a few minutes 

● close the windows completely 

● never leave children or pets in an unventilated car 

● take all contents with you, or lock them in the boot. Remember, for all a thief knows a carrier bag may contain valuables 

● never leave vehicle documents in the car. 

For extra security fit an anti-theft device such as an alarm or 

