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You can be fined for these offences and penalty amounts for driving an unregistered vehicle vary between $313 and $417, depending on the engine size of your vehicle. A further penalty of $522 penalty is applicable, if your vehicle is also uninsured. Are you driving an unregistered vehicle? - Queensland Police News mypolice.qld.gov.au https://mypolice.qld.gov.au › mountisa › 2019/06/27 › a... mypolice.qld.gov.au https://mypolice.qld.gov.au › mountisa › 2019/06/27 › a...

You can only drive an unregistered vehicle if you're getting or renewing your registration or have an unregistered vehicle permit.

Driving your motor vehicle to be registered If your vehicle is unregistered and you need to drive on the road to register it, you cannot legally drive the vehicle unless you are carrying a CTP insurance certificate. In addition, any number plate/s on the vehicle must be removed or you may be fined.

3 months If the registration expired more than 3 months ago, you'll need to re-register the vehicle. Note: If an unregistered vehicle is parked on a road or road-related area and the registration is more than 15 days overdue, the Police can seize the number plates. If this occurs, the vehicle will need to be re-registered. Register an expired NSW second-hand vehicle nsw.gov.au https://.service.nsw.gov.au › transaction › register-a... nsw.gov.au https://.service.nsw.gov.au › transaction › register-a...

Please ensure you allow up to 7 days to receive the Unregistered Vehicle Permit via post. If you require an unregistered vehicle permit within the next 7 days, we suggest visiting your local Service NSW Service Centre.

You may also have to apply for an Unregistered Vehicle Permit from VicRoads to drive the car. Usually this permit will only allow the car to be driven to your home or to a licensed vehicle tester during set times of the day.