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It's a scenario that sounds familiar to many: the vehicle locks, and oh no, the Keyless Go key is on the seat in the car. Especially when Keyless Go systems This can happen depending on the manufacturer. Although technology is intended to make our lives easier, sometimes the sensors don't work as well as we would like. But why is that so? Sensors are actually supposed to detect whether the key in the car is, but if it is in a blind spot, for example shielded by luggage, the car does not recognize the key and voilà, the mishap has happened.
Keyless Go keys in the car?
Fortunately, the modern era also has its advantages. Smartphone apps can often act as rescuers in times of need. Some vehicles now offer options for opening the car via an app, for example Smartphone on sensors held in the door handle or one Unlocking app is being used. If the option is not available, the traditional route still remains: the service must be brought in. This is where road safety services such as ADAC often come into play, as experience has shown that they can open car doors without causing any damage. Old tricks, like the spare key in one Plastic bag in the wheel arch Unfortunately, they are also known to thieves and should be stored definitely avoided .
Safety first
As vehicles become more connected and apps compatible with cars continue to develop, we are likely to see more solutions to such everyday problems in the future. But until then, it's helpful to think about it the existing possibilities and be aware of precautionary measures and perhaps forestall one or two faux pas by always double-checking before the car door slams shut. So the frustration over the locked key remains just a short anecdote on the way to the next destination.
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