2021 Hyundai Venue: Keys Outside Car

 


Relevant Stats: "

  1. The average person will lose up to nine items every day.
  2. Over 60% of people have lost something in their lifetime.
  3. In the US alone, over 400 million items are lost and found every year.
  4. The most commonly lost items include wallets, keys, phones, and umbrellas.
  5. Over 40% of lost items occur in public places such as restaurants, airports, and public transportation.
  6. The estimated value of lost items in the US is over $5 billion per year.
  7. It takes an average of five days for a lost item to be turned in to a lost and found service.
  8. Over 90% of people who find lost items will make an effort to return them to their owners.
  9. Around 75% of lost and found items are eventually reunited with their owners.

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  • According to lost and found statistics and a recently conducted survey, 60% of Americans have lost a personal item in the past year.
  • The most commonly lost items are cell phones, followed by keys, wallets, and sunglasses.-
  • The average person spends 2.5 days a year looking for lost items, according to the survey.
  • 33% of lost items are never recovered, according to a study conducted by Kensington, a computer accessories company.
  • The busiest time of year for lost and found departments is during the holiday season, with a 25% increase in lost items compared to the rest of the year.
  • According to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), in 2019, travelers left behind $926,030.44 in loose change at airport security checkpoints in the United States.
  • The most common items left on public transportation are umbrellas, followed by phones, keys, and wallets.
  • In the United Kingdom, the most commonly lost item reported to the police is a set of keys, followed by a wallet/purse and a mobile phone, according to a study conducted by Churchill Home Insurance.
  • The National Park Service reports an average of 1,200 lost hikers per year, with 98% of those hikers being found within 24 hours.
  • In Japan, the most commonly lost item is an umbrella, with over 5 million umbrellas left behind each year.... (Lost and Found Statistics, Trends & Facts 2023 | Lostings)

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Relevant Stats: "When it comes to car keys it appears that we are a forgetful and careless bunch. New research suggests that while millions of drivers waste hours every year searching for missing keys, those unfortunate enough to lose them for good have spent an eye-watering £181m replacing them.

An RAC survey found that one in 20 (5%), or almost two million drivers, admit they have lost their car keys for good and 6% of these say they have actually managed to do this twice. ..." (Motorists have spent over £181m replacing lost car keys | RAC Media Centre)

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Relevant Insurance Coverage:

a. Auto Insurance:: all perils, collision, liability, DCPD,, accident benefits, uninsured auto
b. Travel & health - Collision Waiver for Rental Vehicles
c. Garage Auto Insurance
d. Personal and Commercial Liability for injury and property damage
e. Business Liability Coverage like that of taxi drivers, uber driver, rideshare drivers, delivery drivers etc
f. Personal Property Coverage
g. Metal Detector, Bluetooth Key Trackers

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