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Sightseeing in Seattle Safely |
Sightseeing in Seattle - Seattle Tours and Attractions On-LineWhen possible, travel with another person when sightseeing or shopping, particularly at night. Be aware of your surroundings and trust your instincts. Do not feel embarrassed to leave an uncomfortable situation. Walk with purpose and project an assertive and business-like image. Criminals will be discouraged if you do not appear vulnerable or easily intimidated. Select sightseeing companies and guides carefully. Make sure they are legitimate. Check with your hotel staff for recommendations. When asking for directions, first look for a police officer or another public employee (i.e., bus driver), or go into a nearby business. Do not carry large amounts of cash. Use traveler's checks and debit/atm cards. Keep a record of traveler's check numbers, credit card numbers, photocopy of passport and other valuable documents separate from originals. If you must carry a large amount of cash, separate it from your purse or wallet and carry it inside clothing (i.e., in a hidden pocket or a money belt). Be careful and alert when cashing traveler's checks, or using a cash machine. Never let someone see how much money you have in your wallet, or where you keep your money. Don't wear expensive jewelry and watches when out sightseeing. If you must wear it, wear it inside your clothing. Pickpockets are often attracted to crowded places. They often work in teams of two or three; one may create a distraction while the other one lifts your wallet. Be aware of someone who bumps, shoves or gets too close. Don't tempt a thief by leaving your purse or wallet unattended. It only takes a second to grab it. Learn to carry your purse or wallet safely. Purses should be closed, held in front of your body, with your arm across it. Wallets should be carried a front pants pocket or in an interior jacket pocket. Aggressive panhandling is illegal in Seattle. If someone obstructs or intimidates you, and aggressively begs for money, you do not have to give them money, and you can report this offense to the police department. Please do not encourage or reward panhandling.
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