A properly completed daily inspection report contains:

A properly completed daily inspection report should always include the signature of the driver or the person completing the report. This signature serves as a verification that the report has been accurately filled out and reviewed by the responsible party. It adds accountability, as it confirms that the individual has inspected the vehicle and documented any issues or conditions observed during the inspection.

Having a personal signature on the report helps ensure that the information is credible and traceable. This is particularly important in the event of an inspection by regulatory agencies or in case of a vehicle-related incident, where having a documented proof of the vehicle's condition can be essential for liability and safety compliance.

While other components like the appropriate schedule, daily log, or delivery schedule might be relevant to operations or logistics, they are not fundamental aspects of the daily inspection report itself, which centers on the vehicle's condition and safety readiness.