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Check brakes, tyres and lighting.
Check the brakes, tyres and lighting, among other items. Documents, fuel, exterior condition and cleanliness also matter, but do not replace safety-system checks. A fault that compromises safety must be resolved before driving.
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Check brakes, tyres and lighting.
Check only fuel and omit brakes and tyres.
Only clean the driving position without checking safety systems.
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