This Is the City With the Most Car Theft in Virginia
Motor vehicle theft is a growing problem in
The trend is likely due to several factors. First, during the COVID-19 pandemic, vehicles were more likely to be left sitting unattended and unused for longer than usual. Additionally, newer vehicles that use keyless entry and push-button ignitions can be more susceptible to theft, as criminals can use a tool to amplify a key fob's signal. This can allow thieves to unlock and start a vehicle without having the key fob on their person. (Here is a look at the least reliable cars in America.)
While motorists nationwide now face a greater risk of vehicle theft than they have in many years, in some parts of the country, car owners are far more likely to be victims of car theft than in others.
Of the nine metropolitan areas in
For comparison, the statewide vehicle theft rate was 142.6 per 100,000 people the same year, the ninth lowest rate among states.
All data in this story is from
StateMetro area with the most vehicle theftsMetro area vehicle theft rate, 2021Total metro area vehicle thefts, 2021State vehicle theft rate, 2021Total vehicle thefts in state, 2021Metro areas in stateAlabamaBirmingham-Hoover292.23,256225.911,38412AlaskaAnchorage330.71,319239.71,7562ArizonaTucson313.73,300283.620,6377ArkansasPine Bluff444.4384301.09,1086CaliforniaBakersfield1023.79,394511.1200,52426ColoradoDenver-Aurora-Lakewood964.928,683661.238,4307ConnecticutNew Haven-Milford311.82,693215.57,7714DelawareDover141.7261186.61,8721FloridaMiami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach278.816,984196.542,80822GeorgiaColumbus400.01,310240.926,01714HawaiiHonolulu330.83,311229.83,3132IdahoPocatello229.722196.71,8396IllinoisSpringfield282.3584225.428,55910IndianaIndianapolis-Carmel-Anderson360.27,660236.316,08112IowaDavenport-Moline-Rock Island319.21,218185.25,9138KansasWichita479.13,104311.89,1514KentuckyLouisville/



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