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Perform proper maintenance and the required inspections.
Maintain the vehicle properly, following the manufacturer’s service schedule and instructions and completing required inspections. This can detect and correct defects before they compromise safety. It does not guarantee preventing every accident; reducing speed does not replace repairing a defect or maintaining the vehicle.
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Skip maintenance because no fault can be prevented.
Reduce speed as a substitute for all maintenance or repairs.
Perform proper maintenance and the required inspections.
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