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Self Protection and Safety Tips for Women   Return to Womens Self Defense Center

It's an all too often dangerous world, especially for women. As a woman, you especially need to protect yourself. Here you'll find some women self defense tips. Read them through, and most importantly, use them! You will be glad when you return to your warm home safely every time!

Always be prepared. Be aware. Carry safe and easy to use can of pepper spray available on the internet.

While waiting for a bus or streetcar, stand near others who are also waiting.

Upon arriving at your stop, be aware of those who alight with you. If you feel you are being followed, go to the nearest occupied building and ask for assistance.

After dark, attempt to get off the bus in well-lighted areas. Use only well-lighted streets to reach your final destination.

Always check your car before getting in - to make sure that no one is hiding inside.

It is best to park in attended lots. if you must leave a key with the attendant, leave only the ignition key. In all other cases, lock your car. At night, park only in lighted areas.

Do not leave ANY packages or personal items in open view in the car. Place them in the trunk.

If you are in danger of being harmed or robbed, while in your car, start sounding your horn until assistance arrives.

If you feel you are being followed, drive to the nearest police or fire station, or open filling station.

Observe elevator interior before entering. Wait until the next elevator if you are uncertain of any occupant.

When riding the elevator alone, always stand near the control panel. If accosted, press ALL buttons.

If a suspicious person enters the elevator, exit before the door close.

If possible, try to travel at night in pairs or groups.

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