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The vehicle's registered keeper.
The registered keeper. Article 82.f of the Traffic Act assigns that responsibility to the keeper or, if registered, the long-term lessee. The vehicle must undergo required inspections and its documentation must be kept in order. Holding the insurance policy or occasionally driving it does not itself replace that responsibility.
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The vehicle's driver.
The holder of the vehicle's compulsory insurance.
The vehicle's registered keeper.
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