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Yes, through checks and proper maintenance.
Yes. Checking the vehicle’s condition and following manufacturer maintenance instructions helps detect and prevent faults, although it cannot guarantee avoidance of every collision. Drivers must maintain control and avoid driving with safety-critical defects. Preventive action does not make the driver responsible for every offence: responsibility for documentation, inspections and upkeep rests with the keeper or, where applicable, the registered long-term lessee under traffic law.
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No, every fault is unforeseeable and unavoidable.
Yes, through checks and proper maintenance.
No, vehicle condition never affects collisions.
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