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Yes, through proper vehicle maintenance.
Yes. Maintenance according to the manufacturer’s instructions, necessary checks and ITV inspections at the applicable intervals help detect defects and reduce vehicle-related risks. Pay particular attention to tyres, brakes, lights, steering and suspension. Modern safety systems or a passed ITV inspection do not replace maintenance or guarantee that a fault can never occur.
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Yes, through proper vehicle maintenance.
No, mechanical failures are unpredictable.
No, if the vehicle does not have modern safety systems.
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