In November alone, 30 bicycles were reported stolen on campus, according to the UCSD police department’s crime logs. However, this number is likely much higher as it does not include the number of bike thefts that go unreported.
In 2014, bicycle theft on campus accounted for $104,505 worth of stolen property, with only three percent recovered.
The UCSD campus police recommends bicycle owners do what may seem obvious: lock up their bicycles. In terms of recommendations, Campus Security says to:
Bicycle components should be locked according to value–first the frame (the most expensive), the back, and the front wheels.
Bicycles can be registered at the Campus Bike and Skate near the General Store. Once a bicycle is registered, it is easier to locate the owner if stolen and recovered.
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