In an unsafe condition means the vehicle has the potential to cause harm to the driver, other passengers, or other road users due to a fault or damage. Examples include:
* Faulty brakes
* Insufficient lighting
* Defective tires
* Damaged steering
* Obstructed view
* Engine problems
A vehicle may also be considered unsafe if it is being operated in a way that is dangerous, such as speeding, drunk driving, or reckless driving.
It is the driver's responsibility to ensure that their vehicle is safe to operate before they get on the road. This can be done by regularly inspecting the vehicle for faults and maintenance issues, and by following the recommended safety guidelines for operating the vehicle.
