MY THOUGHTS ON VAN THEFT

Van tool theft in the UK is on the rise, with a 25% increase in incidents over the past year. Between January 2021 and October 2022, there were 34,712 reported thefts from vehicles, a 62% jump from 2019-2020. On average, each van carries tools worth £2,500, leading to an estimated £4.4 billion spent annually on replacements, while lost workdays cost UK businesses around £5.2 billion per year. London is a hotspot, with 47% of van drivers reporting thefts in 2021/22, but the problem extends nationwide. Despite 94% of tradespeople investing in extra security, thefts continue to rise, with 44,514 tool thefts reported in 2023-one every 12 minutes. This video explores the growing issue, its financial impact, and the best ways to protect your tools. #electrical #london #work #vanlife #fyp #youtubecreator ‪@ELECTRICIANSPODCAST‬ for the full video and details of the trademan march on 3/2/2025
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[@mrlondonPlumber_tv]

Sometimes these things happen to us as trade people is how you carry on and it’s important to highlight these things within the industry good post

[@NeighbourhoodDriz]

We hate a thief! keep pushing bro 👊

[@STAYONPOINT-ELECTRICALS]

Appreciate the support brother 👊🏾

[@TASHANFOSTER]

cookery at its finest is never a good sign in our communities ,especially when trying earn a honest living 🤔

[@STAYONPOINT-ELECTRICALS]

Completely agree , troubling times we are , it’s make or break out here !