It happens to the best of us: You’re frazzled and thinking about eight different things, but not about the moment at hand. Your keys are in the car, the doors are locked, and you have an appointment in ten minutes.

All is not lost. You may not make your appointment, but there are solutions.

As firefighters, one of the core principles we’re taught is to solve the problem at hand while causing the least collateral damage possible. “Try before you pry” is one of the first lessons in any forcible entry class. It’s catchy and memorable, but it also just works. The same principle applies to locking your keys in the car: Try the obvious solutions first, then work your way up to harder ones.

Emergencies

In the event of an emergency where a person or an animal is locked in the car, dial 911 immediately. If help doesn’t arrive soon and you have to break the window, do so as safely as possible. Choose a window away from any occupants. If you have tape of any kind, use it to cover as much of the window as you can, as this will keep the glass somewhat together when it is broken. Safely remove as much glass as possible once the window is broken.


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