13. What Better Practice Would Look Like
Are we Looking at the Wrong End of Vehicle Crime? Recovered vehicle cases reveal a wider flaw in how vehicle...
Month: April 2026
Stolen in Britain, Sold Abroad
Where do stolen UK vehicles actually go once they disappear? A newly published international report by the Global Initiative Against...
12. The Low Cost Check That May Save £1,000’s
Buying a vehicle is often one of the largest purchases many people make outside of buying a home. Yet surprisingly...
11. Good Faith Is Not Enough
Innocence, Title and the Limits of Fairness Many people assume that buying a vehicle honestly should guarantee their right to...
10. The Power Imbalance
When police officers tell a driver/owner that their vehicle is suspected of being stolen, most people will comply immediately. This...
Collaboration or Endorsement? A Closer Look at NVCRP Engagement
Collaboration is a recurring theme in discussions about vehicle crime. Police, insurers, manufacturers, technology providers etc. ... frequently described as...
9. Trackers Do More Than Recover Cars
Trackers Preserve Evidence Vehicle trackers are often discussed purely as a theft-recovery tool. Their primary purpose is seen as helping...
8. The Theft to Recovery Timeline
The Longer the Gap, the Harder the Truth Not all stolen vehicle recoveries are alike. A vehicle recovered within days...
7. Investigation – Insurers vs. Police
Vehicle theft claims are rarely accepted without scrutiny by insurers. On the contrary, insurers routinely examine the circumstances of a...
6. The Police (Property) Act:
A route many may never hear about. When police seize property that becomes the subject of competing claims, there is...
