Maintenance Schedule
A maintenance schedule is the planned programme of inspections and servicing required to keep commercial vehicles roadworthy and compliant. It defines the intervals for PMIs, tyre inspections, brake checks, and other safety-critical work. The schedule must be documented and followed consistently to satisfy DVSA requirements and protect the operator's licence.
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