Inspection and Maintenance

Walking around the vehicle allows detection of external damage, leaks, or loose parts before driving.

Testing pedals and listening for unusual noises ensures braking and acceleration systems function safely.

Faulty parts must be repaired or replaced before moving to avoid accidents and violations.

Functional lighting is essential for visibility and communication with other road users, especially at night.

These components enhance visibility and protect against debris, ensuring compliance with traffic laws.

Any misaligned or damaged components should be corrected to prevent safety hazards during travel.

Worn windshield wipers reduce visibility during rain; replacing them ensures clear vision.

Maintaining fluid levels prevents engine overheating, ensures lubrication, and supports clear windshield cleaning.

Fuel leaks are fire hazards and environmental risks; tanks must be properly sealed before travel.

Testing air brake systems and fuel lines for leaks ensures the truck is safe to operate.

Suspension defects affect stability and load handling; these must be inspected to prevent vehicle imbalance.

A major fault is detected, the vehicle should not be used and must be reported for urgent repairs.

Warning lights and unusual sounds indicate mechanical issues that need attention before they worsen.

Checking tire pressure and condition prevents blowouts and improves fuel efficiency

Unsure about vehicle safety, halting operations and requesting a professional check avoids risks.

Properly secured loads, working lights, and functional brakes are mandatory for safe truck operation.

These internal checks ensure driver alertness systems, safety restraints, and signaling devices work properly.

Any critical safety component that fails inspection must be replaced before the vehicle is used.

Promptly reporting and recording defects ensures accountability and supports timely repairs.

After repairs, verifying fixes and updating maintenance logs maintains safety records and compliance.

Carrying required documents avoids legal issues during inspections and confirms operational authorization.

Lights or reflective parts must be replaced before night driving to maintain visibility and safety.

Vehicles due for servicing should not be used for extended journeys to prevent breakdowns.

Serious issues like smoke or leaks occur, stopping and evacuating prevents harm to occupants.

Before long or daytime trips, addressing even minor faults ensures reliability and avoids roadside emergencies.

Faulty parts should be replaced or tagged as out of service to prevent accidental use.

Documenting problems after trips helps plan maintenance and prevents future incidents.

Using official checklists ensures inspections meet Royal Oman Police standards and cover all safety areas.