What is automatic disabling?

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Automatic Disabling Devices An automatic, or passive, car disabling device is one that works without the driver having to enable it. One is a transponder key, or smart key, which most new vehicles have. These keys won’t allow a vehicle to be driven if the corresponding key’s not present.

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