I did a classic school boy error today [emoji15]
Managed to lock keys in the cab of my MAN TGM by pressing the lock button by window switches to lock passengers door then getting out and shutting drivers door and it locked !
I phoned office and got the ok to use paddy’s key so now got to get quarter light replaced arrgh!
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You left your cab with the keys still in the ignition ■■ Why would you do that ■■
Ooops 
What are paddy’s keys?
if you had an open window - a cb arial is a very usefull thing . They can be bent to shape and used to either get the window right down or the door open again. One to remember for the future .
paddys keys - lump hammer 
Kate:
You left your cab with the keys still in the ignition ■■ Why would you do that ,why wouldn’t you do that,depending on where you are,not everyone is out to do you over,why are people so paranoid now?
Kate:
You left your cab with the keys still in the ignition ■■ Why would you do that ■■
No they weren’t , they were on the centre console floor where my gloves were I must have put keys down when I picked gloves up
bobbya:
Kate:
You left your cab with the keys still in the ignition ■■ Why would you do that ,why wouldn’t you do that,depending on where you are,not everyone is out to do you over,why are people so paranoid now?
To true , when I did parcel multi in a van there area I did the farmers and the toffs would have showing any low life the wrong end of a 12 bore so I was all right
You should have rang the dealer. There’s an easy way to open the doors or windows.
AF1:
You should have rang the dealer. There’s an easy way to open the doors or windows.
Stuck in middle of now where over customers sheared drive entrance so no choice and had ok from boss man to do it
blue estate:
Kate:
You left your cab with the keys still in the ignition ■■ Why would you do that ■■No they weren’t , they were on the centre console floor where my gloves were I must have put keys down when I picked gloves up
I bet you don’t do that again 
Kate:
blue estate:
Kate:
You left your cab with the keys still in the ignition ■■ Why would you do that ■■No they weren’t , they were on the centre console floor where my gloves were I must have put keys down when I picked gloves up
I bet you don’t do that again
No I won’t , luckily I had a cardboard box and a roll of tape in cab so at least it’s not draughty In here
Kate:
You left your cab with the keys still in the ignition ■■ Why would you do that ■■
I did it once with the engine running. The spare keys were only two hours away. 
blue estate:
bobbya:
Kate:
You left your cab with the keys still in the ignition ■■ Why would you do that ,why wouldn’t you do that,depending on where you are,not everyone is out to do you over,why are people so paranoid now?To true , when I did parcel multi in a van there area I did the farmers and the toffs would have showing any low life the wrong end of a 12 bore so I was all right
Bobbya…first of all you’ve incorrectly extended my quote… Secondly, removing my keys is naff all to do with paranoia…it’s to do with not getting locked out … 
Contraflow:
Kate:
You left your cab with the keys still in the ignition ■■ Why would you do that ■■I did it once with the engine running. The spare keys were only two hours away.
Mine were 4 hours away
Ive done this a few times, nothing to worry about as long as no one sees you.
Oops my bad, I appear to have totally miss-read the thread title…
I’ve done it parked right on the barrier…Que sera and yes, paddys keys.
blue estate:
I did a classic school boy error today [emoji15]
Managed to lock keys in the cab of my MAN TGM by pressing the lock button by window switches to lock passengers door then getting out and shutting drivers door and it locked !
I phoned office and got the ok to use paddy’s key so now got to get quarter light replaced arrgh!Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Did exactly the same parked at the stores inside Norwich prison several years ago.
‘Not to worry’ says the storeman and shouted for his ‘trusty’ (stores inmate)
Gave him a small stainless steel teaspoon and he had it open in less than five seconds!
Steve
Did it on my old erf when I first started driving. The lock flap would slip over locking the door on occasions.
A broom handle and a pop up sun roof was always handy 
Really, its a design fault if a cab lets you do this. Volvo FH12s were notorious for it. The 3 series Scanias could be opened by poking a needle or pin into the right coloured wire in the wiring loom behind the front grille then earthing it.
I did this in mine about 4 weeks ago. On the weigh bridge. So I explained kindly to the security man that I was about to break every H&S rule and climb on top of wagon, open the sun roof and use the Shepherd Crook we have to open the door.
I learnt this technique when I first locked myself out of the wagon when the engineer came out and said “happy days” then proceeded to do the above mentioned technique