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Brakes, tyres, doors and lighting.
Before departure, check brakes, tyres, doors and lighting using the vehicle’s prescribed procedure. Documents, fuel, visibility and cleanliness also matter: none replaces mechanical safety checks. Resolve any fault that compromises safety before driving.
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Brakes, tyres, doors and lighting.
Only fuel: a full tank removes the need to check brakes or tyres.
Only exterior cleanliness: a clean bus needs no mechanical checks.
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