Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I also dont carry a purse, but I have a carabiner that I use to hook everything together. I will often shove my phone into my back pocket and then just carry my keys.
Hook that onto a belt loop.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you not lock the car when you leave it? If it's a newer car, it won't lock with your keys inside. Wouldn't that be a sign to take out the keys and put them in your pocket?
Or, instead of throwing them in your console, throw them in your pocket!
Rarely.
Not OP
Anonymous wrote:Do you not lock the car when you leave it? If it's a newer car, it won't lock with your keys inside. Wouldn't that be a sign to take out the keys and put them in your pocket?
Or, instead of throwing them in your console, throw them in your pocket!
Anonymous wrote:I got a new car (ok, I got it last year, so you'd think by now I would have solved this problem) with a push-button to start the car rather than a key. And, I keep leaving my keys in the car. At the grocery store while the kids are at soccer practice, not usually in my driveway because I need my keys to get in the house.
I usually don't carry a purse, I throw my phone with DL and cc in my pocket, and when I leave my house and lock it, I end up throwing my keys in the center console and leaving them there wherever I go.
How do you all remember your keys when you have a fob and push button to start your car, and not leave them in your car?
Anonymous wrote:I also dont carry a purse, but I have a carabiner that I use to hook everything together. I will often shove my phone into my back pocket and then just carry my keys.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I got a new car (ok, I got it last year, so you'd think by now I would have solved this problem) with a push-button to start the car rather than a key. And, I keep leaving my keys in the car. At the grocery store while the kids are at soccer practice, not usually in my driveway because I need my keys to get in the house.
I usually don't carry a purse, I throw my phone with DL and cc in my pocket, and when I leave my house and lock it, I end up throwing my keys in the center console and leaving them there wherever I go.
How do you all remember your keys when you have a fob and push button to start your car, and not leave them in your car?
When your car is stolen that should be enough to make you remember to take your keys with you and lock your car
Anonymous wrote:I got a new car (ok, I got it last year, so you'd think by now I would have solved this problem) with a push-button to start the car rather than a key. And, I keep leaving my keys in the car. At the grocery store while the kids are at soccer practice, not usually in my driveway because I need my keys to get in the house.
I usually don't carry a purse, I throw my phone with DL and cc in my pocket, and when I leave my house and lock it, I end up throwing my keys in the center console and leaving them there wherever I go.
How do you all remember your keys when you have a fob and push button to start your car, and not leave them in your car?