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Run: Bus Exterior Damage Photo Log

Log bus exterior damage by vehicle and date with photo evidence, so you can separate new damage from pre-existing wear and support maintenance or claims foll...

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Inspection Details

Record the bus unit number, fleet number, license plate, and depot/location.
Document the date and time the exterior damage review was completed.
Identify whether this is a routine condition check, post-incident inspection, pre-repair documentation, or post-repair verification.
Record the person completing the inspection and their role, such as driver, mechanic, supervisor, or claims representative.

Front and Driver Side Exterior

Capture dents, cracks, scrapes, missing trim, misalignment, or impact marks on the front exterior.
Document chips, cracks, seal damage, or body damage around the windshield frame and adjacent panels.
Check the driver side panels, wheel arch area, and lower body line for dents, scrapes, punctures, or missing components.
Verify that exterior mirrors, marker lights, reflectors, and trim are present and not visibly damaged.

Passenger Side and Rear Exterior

Document dents, scrapes, corrosion, punctures, or panel separation along the passenger side exterior.
Capture damage to passenger doors, service doors, hatches, and access panels, including misalignment or broken latches.
Record visible damage to the rear body, bumper, rear lights, and engine access or service area.
Verify rear lighting, reflectors, and plate mounting area are present, legible, and not damaged.

Roofline, Windows, and Undercarriage Visible Damage

Document any visible roofline dents, scrapes, leaks, missing covers, or upper body panel damage.
Capture cracks, chips, shattered glass, seal separation, or frame damage on side and rear windows.
Record visible damage to lower skirts, steps, splash guards, or exposed underbody areas that can be seen without lifting equipment.
Check for visible leaks, sharp protrusions, loose body parts, or other hazards created by exterior damage.

Damage Classification and Photo Record

Identify whether each observed defect is new, pre-existing, or unchanged from the prior inspection record.
Take clear overview and close-up photos of each damaged area, including context shots that show the location on the bus.
Confirm the photo record includes the bus identifier, date, and enough context to match each image to the correct vehicle and damage location.

Corrective Action and Sign-Off

Document whether the damage requires repair, parts replacement, insurance claim submission, or monitoring only.
Describe the next step, responsible person or department, and target completion date if damage requires follow-up.
Signature confirming the inspection record and photo log are complete and accurate.

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