According to the figures, the police witnessed seven out of ten car thefts last year.
Agents failed to file as many as 30,900 reports of stolen vehicles (72 percent of all cases), according to a request for information.
This is a 32% increase on 2021, which saw 22,979 unattended car thefts in England.
The worst police force is Cambridgeshire, which recorded no more than 90 per cent of the 1,282 car thefts.
Bedfordshire is close behind, with 88 per cent of the 1,343 stolen cars failing to see a police officer arrive at the scene.
Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey said: “These figures are shocking and show that the government is failing to bring the epidemic of car thefts under control across the country.
“It’s no surprise that the vast majority of car thefts go unsolved if, in most cases, officers don’t even show up at the scene.
“Having your car stolen is a traumatic experience, but knowing that the offender will get away with it and the police may not come only makes it worse.
“Failures can no longer be ignored. “
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