As the ferry departs, you receive a call: “Good afternoon, your car alarm has gone off, and movement has been detected.” You can hear several alarms sounding from the car deck – and yours is one of them…
A car alarm going off on the ferry can be annoying, not just for you but for other passengers. Sometimes, these alarms even continue through the night.
Luckily, there’s a simple solution: switch off your car alarm before boarding. Find out how to disable your car alarm before boarding the ferry.
Most cars have a special setting or steps to disable the alarm during the crossing temporarily. Often, only the motion sensors are deactivated, while the internal alarm stays active.
Check your car’s manual or ask your dealer how to do this for your car. If you find the solution, feel free to share it in the comments so others can benefit, too!
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[…] the car, you can take your luggage and bring it to your cabin. (Don’t forget to properly set your car alarm so it doesn’t keep going off due to motion sensors.) The cabins on board the Stena Britannica were clean, freshly decorated, and […]