What information is NOT typically included in the Repair Data Form?

The information that is not typically included in the Repair Data Form is the vehicle’s expected longevity. This form primarily focuses on documenting specific repair activities, their costs, and the personnel involved in the repairs. Including the expected longevity of the vehicle does not align with the form's purpose, which is to provide a clear account of what repairs were made, their costs, and any additional recommendations for repairs.

The name of the person who performed repairs, the cost of repairs performed, and details about repairs that were recommended but ultimately not carried out are all relevant and necessary for tracking and record-keeping in repair processes. These elements ensure accountability and provide a comprehensive overview of the vehicle’s service history, which is essential for both the facility and the vehicle owner.