Most vehicles under 5 years old or less do not need a pink slip. Many authorised mechanics can carry out safety checks. A pink slip takes about 30 minutes to complete and is valid for 6 months. A more in-depth vehicle check is called a safety and identity check or blue slip. You need a blue slip for your rego of vehicles if registration has expired for more than 3 months or when transferring vehicles from another state or territory. Introduction If your vehicle's NSW registration has expired but it's within 3 months of the expiry date, you're still able to renew the registration.
If the registration expired more than 3 months ago, you'll need to re-register the vehicle. Gather all the required documentation and your number plates. Submit your application with payment at a service centre. You'll receive new number plates when the vehicle is re-registered. If you haven't received a renewal notice yet, you need to request one.
Once your registration expires, your vehicle becomes unregistered. You can still renew it within 3 months of the expiry date.
Driving an unregistered vehicle is illegal and carries heavy penalties. It can also mean your vehicle is not covered by CTP insurance. You can only drive in specific circumstances to get registration.
If you renew late, the new registration period starts from the date you make the payment, but the expiry date remains the same. To recap:. Do you have any thoughts on this issue? Head over to our Facebook page and let us know. Cars and Driving Insurance and Rego Resources. To recap: Roads and Maritime sends paper renewal notices six weeks before the rego is due so make sure your address is up to date. Look out for your registration renewal in the mail about six weeks before the due date.
0コメント