
Schmete
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yeah ive done it plenty of times. as long as you lock your doors ull be fine :)
if u dont open your window a tiny bit then you'll get some BADASS condensation on your windscreen. its horrible. ull need a towel or something. if u open ur window a tiny bit this wont happen but u run the risk of those cunning people who can open doors with wire throught your window breaking into your car.
except the first time i did it i always crack open the window a tiny bit.
hope this helped =)
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mls_dance
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Nope!
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♪♫♪♫ I'm Lovin' It ♪♫♪♫☮
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well,as long as some killer isnt on the loose (lose?) then im sure youll be fine. you wont run out of air, cuz ive been on a 23 hour car trip before, and i didnt run out of air, we didnt have the windows cracked, or AC on. still, i wouldnt suggest sleeping in a cra, if you have a house. kinda dumb. but im sure you ahve your reasons. =D
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♥ Emily ♥
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Iv never done it, but its probably not very smart to do that. But if you are I would get on the floor so nobody would see you.
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DC
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well, you can crack a small window open for ventilation; obviously there is comfort/discomfort issue depending on the size of the car (mini van vs. small car) etc...the key is to find a good secure place to park where you would have privacy...last time i took a nap in my car someone thought I was dead and the emergency unit arrived along with police which was very embarassing to say the least. lol
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scott r
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i've been on plenty of road trips.
if its not cold, crack the window a bit.
go to a koa campground. ask for the overflow area.
pay a few bucks, and you'll get access to the showers there, its a cool deal.
walmart is very hospitable towards overnighters.
good luck and be prepared to have the cops asking questions.
so you better not be (holding) ya dig.
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ChrisC
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y would u want 2 spend a night in a car???
anyway it depends where u r going 2 sleep?
if ur in a part of the world where u r surrounded by gangs i suggest not 2 but if u want 2 go somewhere like the country side lock the doors and ud be fine.
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roux
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as long as you bundle up and listen to the radio. maybe a little otto von schirach.
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Bobby R
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What are you talking about in regards to safety? In a big city, it would be stupid. But, if it's in a small town, it should be fine. I do it quite often. Love it, it's my own space.
You don't need to crack the window open, but it helps if you aren't comfortable with the temperature inside. It's not dangerous, is what I'm saying.
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Sukotash
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If you're in a rough neighborhood, no.
Otherwise, yes it's fine. And yes, crack the windows just a tiny bit for ventilation, not that you can't breathe, but because your breath will cause moisture buildup on the windows in a closed car, and if you do this for a couple weeks, you can get a mold problem and sinus problems. You don't need any kits.. just be sure to lock the doors.
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SummerBaby
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open the window( just a crack) so you can get clean air. it also depends on the neighborhood where you are sleeping.
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i love red tank tops
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no, it is so wrong to close all the windows while you sleep.. you need at least little air. and another nope, it is so unsafe to sleep in the car.
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Scott H
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Cars are not airtight. You will not suffocate. To answer your question, it depends on where the car is. You wouldn't want to be pulled over on the shoulder of a freeway trying to sleep in your car.
I've slept in my car at rest areas before. Too tired to keep driving, pull into a rest area and sleep for a couple of hours, then back on the highway, refreshed.
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doanel
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Yes, do crack the windows a bit. Bigger question is where are you going to be parked? If it's in a safe part of town, you should be okay.
I had to live out of my Van for a few months (money problems) and I was okay.
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DMB.girl
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You might get attacked if you're in a bad neighbor but you'll save on rent! I've actually considered that too hahaha I start an internship in July and I have nowhere to stay. Never done it though so I'm not really much help.
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PAK ASIANS
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During sleeping, Don't open air conditioner with closed windows. Instead, you can open windows with a/c and sleep but it is still not safe because may be somebody can rob you during sleeping.
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L G
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It is safe to sleep in a car.But, it is unwise to do so as you are putting yourself in danger of being attacked/robbed etc. I find it strange anyone without a death wish would ask this question......
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nikole
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Do not do it. I spent a few nights in my car, and it's not fun. Uncomfortable to start. I woke up often. I was constantly worrying someone would see me/scare me/break in. Ah, bad idea.
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♥Jennifer Jeter
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Open your windows just a bit...I'm sure you will be okay for one night...two at the most. Don't let anyone know you sleep in your car...
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Norm
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well from personal experience, it's not comfortable and going pee in the middle of the night is a problem for a girl! but you know, you've got to do what you've got to do!
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Chris K
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I would say its fairly safe. Just stay in a lighted area.
I slept in my car in Safeway and Albertsons parkinglots a few times in a very dangerous city (Tacoma, WA) and I did this over a period of 2 weeks.
I just hung some shirts to cover the windows, laid a blanket over the head rests of the front seats to block people from looking in the windshield, and stuck some shirts in the back window. This was in a 93 civic 4dr too. It was a little cold but I had blankets.
Only thing that scared me was a street sweeper at 2am.
-Chris
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Baddog
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I've done it before on a long trip when I couldn't find a hotel room. I don't really recommend it. Nothing happened to me but it's not the safest place to sleep.
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Eva
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You will not be in any trouble from the car or from lack of oxygen, but from humans who are out prowling around.
In my life I have slept many nights in different cars. Lock your doors.... Be aware of the environment the car is in.
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mpmatt
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yeah you'll be fine just park in a safe place.
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Brandon W
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i have spent many nights in a car, the only concern you would have would be if you have it running especially inside an inclosed area. Other than that there should be no worries about safety except the area you are in.
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annabananas10
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it depends on what you have in the car, where you are, and who's car it is btu mostly i would say no
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FoxyRoxy
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I used to live in my car, for about 4-5 months when my parents kicked me out. Yea its safe, if it gets hot where you live you may want to crack a window.
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Jack
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It's safe but some retard or serial killer might shoot you while you're inside the car. Make sure you don't have the lights on inside the car during the night because someone could see you from miles away! Also, pack a pistol with you just in case you need to eliminate an adversary.
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essmeluke
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Its cool.. crack your windows a bit..but a cheap buddy of mine spent four years going to CU boulder in CO living in his van....it can be done.
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star 101
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KEEP UR DOORS LOCKED THIS DAY AND TIME YOU NEVER KNOW BUT I KNOW A FEW PEOPLE WHO SLEEP IN THERE CAR WHILE THEY WERE AWAY WORKING JUST BE CAREFUL AND SAFE!
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Jessica J
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I don't understand why some of the other answers said no, but I've done it and it's fine. When I was in high school, I friend and myself when to a party that got broken up by the cops. We bailed, but had no where to go since we told our parents we were staying at each others house that night. We ended up parking at a park an ride on the side of the freeway. We froze our butts off since it was winter, but we had the windows up. Don't worry, you're not a dog, you can tell if the air is getting thin, but cars are not air tight. Just don't leave your car running under any kind of overpass or covering as the exhust from the car will circulate back into the car and cause carbon monoxide poisening. This I know because I couple at my high school died from this. They stayed the night in their car under an over pass and left the car running so they would have heat. They were found the next day after passing in their sleep. Also be careful where you park your car if you are sleeping in it. It's not "safe" if it's in an "unsafe" neighborhood. Lastly, my husband has a friend that chooses to be homeless (works and all, but lives in her van). She sleeps in there every night, except the occational nights she comes to hang out with us.
Hope that helps...Good luck, and God Bless!
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