Carrying out routine walk-around and cabin safety checks is essential for maintaining vehicle roadworthiness. Match each vehicle component on the left with its correct inspection standard or adjustment procedure on the right.
- Head restraintAdjusted so the rigid centre is level with the driver's eye line or tops of the ears
- Windscreen wiper bladesInspected for splits, perished rubber, and ability to clear the glass without streaking
- Seatbelt webbing and reelChecked for fraying, cuts, and smooth locking when tugged sharply
- 12-volt battery terminalsChecked for secure connection, cleanliness, and coating with petroleum jelly to prevent corrosion
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Head restraint matches the adjustment where the rigid centre is level with the eye line or top of the ears; Windscreen wiper blades match the check for splits, perished rubber, and streaking; Seatbelt webbing matches the inspection for cuts, fraying, and inertia-reel locking; 12-volt battery terminals match the check for tightness, cleanliness, and petroleum jelly coating.
Each maintenance check corresponds to standard UK Highway Code and DVSA safety guidelines: head restraints should be level with the eye line or top of the ears to prevent whiplash; windscreen wipers must be free of tears and smearing; seatbelts must have uncompromised webbing and a functioning inertia reel; battery terminals require secure, clean contacts coated with petroleum jelly to prevent corrosion.
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Routine vehicle roadworthiness inspection and occupant safety adjustment procedures
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