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The driver must be fit to drive and the vehicle in safe working condition.
The driver must be fit to drive, and the vehicle must be in safe working condition. Avoid driving while fatigued, sleepy, distracted or under the effects of substances impairing ability. Some medicines can affect driving: consult the leaflet and a healthcare professional, without stopping prescribed treatment on your own. Maintain the vehicle as specified by its manufacturer and meet the applicable ITV requirements.
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Only the driver’s condition matters; the vehicle’s condition is irrelevant.
Only the vehicle’s condition matters; the driver may drive while drowsy.
The driver must be fit to drive and the vehicle in safe working condition.
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