VSS LIST ADMINISTRATION

The Vehicle Security System Database (VSS List) is a comprehensive repository of information on vehicle security systems. Established in 2006, it was created through the collaboration of various industry bodies, insurers, manufacturers, and other key stakeholders. The primary goal of the VSS List is to enhance vehicle security standards and reduce vehicle-related crimes by providing a centralized source of information on the latest security technologies and practices.

Key Features:

  • Comprehensive Data: Includes detailed information on a wide range of vehicle security systems, from basic alarms to advanced tracking and immobilization technologies.
  • Industry Collaboration: Developed and maintained through the collective efforts of industry experts, ensuring the database remains up-to-date and relevant.
  • Insurance Integration: Used by insurers to assess the security features of vehicles, which can influence insurance premiums and coverage options.
  • Manufacturer Support: Supported by vehicle manufacturers who contribute data on the security systems installed in their vehicles.
  • User Accessibility: Accessible to various stakeholders, including law enforcement agencies, insurers, manufacturers, and vehicle owners, to promote widespread adoption of best practices in vehicle security.

Purpose: The VSS List aims to:

  • Enhance Vehicle Security: By providing detailed information on effective security systems, the database helps in the development and adoption of robust security measures.
  • Reduce Vehicle-Related Crimes: By promoting the use of advanced security technologies, the VSS List contributes to the reduction of theft and other vehicle-related crimes.
  • Support Insurance Assessments: Insurers use the database to evaluate the security features of vehicles, aiding in the determination of insurance premiums and policies.
  • Facilitate Industry Standards: Encourages the standardization of vehicle security systems across the industry, leading to improved overall security.

The VSS List continues to evolve, incorporating new technologies and practices to stay ahead of emerging threats and challenges in vehicle security.