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The owner or the long-term lessee recorded in the Vehicle Register.
The vehicle owner or, if recorded in the Vehicle Register, the long-term lessee. This covers vehicle documentation, periodic inspections and maintenance deficiencies affecting safety. Do not confuse it with other duties or offences attributable to the driver.
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The owner or the long-term lessee recorded in the Vehicle Register.
Always the driver, even for this specific owner responsibility.
The compulsory insurance beneficiary solely by virtue of that status.
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