1. Brakes and brake lights:
Ensure that your brakes are in good working condition, and both your brake lights are operational. Properly functioning brakes are essential for safety on the road.
2. Headlights and taillights:
Check that all headlights and taillights are working, providing adequate visibility for nighttime driving and making your vehicle visible to others.
3. Turn signals and hazard lights:
Verify that all turn signals and hazard lights are operational to indicate your intentions and ensure safety during lane changes and emergencies.
4. Tires and tread depth:
Inspect your tires for wear and tear, and ensure they have sufficient tread depth for proper traction and safe braking.
5. Steering and suspension:
Make sure your vehicle's steering and suspension systems are in good condition to maintain control and stability while driving.
6. Windshield wipers and washers:
Ensure that your windshield wipers effectively clear your windshield, and the washer system works to maintain visibility during inclement weather.
7. Horn:
Check that your horn functions properly as it is a crucial communication tool for alerting others on the road.
8. Exhaust system:
Examine your exhaust system for leaks and ensure that it complies with emission standards to reduce air pollution.
9. Mirrors:
Verify that all mirrors are intact and correctly adjusted to provide a clear view of the surrounding traffic.
10. Seatbelts and airbags:
Ensure that seatbelts are functional and all airbags are in working order to protect occupants in the event of a collision.
