Daily Defect Check
A daily defect check is the formal inspection a commercial vehicle driver must complete before each journey to identify safety defects. Tyres are a key inspection point, covering pressure, tread condition, sidewall damage, and foreign objects. Any defects must be reported in writing before the vehicle is used. Failure to conduct daily checks is a compliance breach that can affect the operator's licence.
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