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If you do find any faults, dont be tempted to take the vehicle out. Fill in a report card in the Driver Defect Book and notify your transport manager or workshop about the issues immediately. Be sure to clearly record your name, the date, vehicle mileage and registration details and the faults.
Is there any minimum time limit? There is no legal minimum period; however, we would suggest taking between 5 and 10 minutes to carry out a comprehensive check.
Many sources often quote that an HGV Daily walkaround check should take around 15 minutes but it may take longer than this The important thing is to carry out each of the necessary checks before starting your journey, regardless of how long it takes.
Conducting a walkaround check on vehicles before setting off on a journey allows drivers to spot and report any defects. The walkaround check involves walking around the vehicle (as expected), and looking or testing for any problems which could lead to an accident, or jeopardise safety in the event of an emergency.
If you do find any faults, dont be tempted to take the vehicle out. Fill in a report card in the Driver Defect Book and notify your transport manager or workshop about the issues immediately. Be sure to clearly record your name, the date, vehicle mileage and registration details and the faults.
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We recommend these checks are carried out before the vehicle is driven on the road each day.
You must carry out at least one walkaround check of the whole vehicle every 24 hours, usually before you drive it. Daily walkaround checks are part of having an effective vehicle maintenance system.
A responsible person must undertake a daily walk around check, First User or a Vehicle Pre Use check prior to a vehicle leaving its base. As a driver, DVSA recommend this check is carried out before you first drive the vehicle on the road each day.
A responsible person must undertake a daily walk around check, First User or a Vehicle Pre Use check prior to a vehicle leaving its base. As a driver, DVSA recommend this check is carried out before you first drive the vehicle on the road each day.

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