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The keeper or long-term lessee recorded in the Vehicle Register.
The registered keeper or the long-term lessee recorded in the Vehicle Register, under traffic-law article 82.1.f. Article 10.3 also establishes the duty to submit the vehicle to required inspections. This responsibility is not automatically assigned to the regular driver or insured person.
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Always the insured person, even if neither keeper nor registered lessee.
Always the regular driver, even where a long-term lessee is registered.
The keeper or long-term lessee recorded in the Vehicle Register.
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