Commercial drivers may want to check they have adequate van insurance following the news that thieves broke into a vehicle and stole a sat nav device in King's Lynn.

Police are appealing for information after thieves smashed the window of a Citroen Relay van in Sutton Bridge last week, Lynn News reports.

It is thought the theft occurred between 19:00 BST on September 8th and 11:30 BST the following day.

Van insurance customers may want to heed the advice of Sussex police, which urged people to ensure they do not leave any valuable items in their cars.

The force advised people not to store items in their glove compartments or under the seats as these are places thieves are likely to look.

Sat nav owners should also remove any suction marks on their dashboard or windscreen that show where their device has been.

Motorists should also consider marking any possessions that may be targeted by thieves.

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