During an inspection, what must a driver confirm about previous deficiencies?

A driver must confirm that previous deficiencies have been corrected during an inspection to ensure the safety and reliability of the ambulance. This confirmation demonstrates that any identified issues have been adequately addressed, which is crucial for maintaining operational standards and protecting the well-being of patients and staff.

By ensuring that past deficiencies are no longer present, the ambulance can function effectively, and it minimizes the risk of equipment failure or safety hazards during emergency responses. This requirement is part of routine maintenance protocols that help ensure compliance with regulatory standards and the overall readiness of the vehicle for use in critical situations.