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on 06-06-2013 07:38 PM
Would a person borrowing a car think to do a rego first though?
It was something that I had to know to pass the knowledge test so understanding the consequences, I would not take the risk. It takes under 30 seconds to obtain a free registration check report online.
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on 06-06-2013 07:55 PM
Yeah, but you are older and sensible meep. If my daughter (Uni student) borrowed my car, it wouldn't enter her head to ask/check if the rego was current.
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on 06-06-2013 07:57 PM
The fine in NSW is $530 approx for unregistered plus $530 approx for uninsured.
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on 06-06-2013 08:05 PM
OP, just make sure the insurance company which issues the Green Slip has your email address. Although I always know when my rego is due I also receive a reminder about my Green Slip which falls due at the time of my rego.
I am glad when out of rego/uninsured cars are caught (no matter what the excuse or how short the period). They are sharing the road with me.
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on 06-06-2013 08:10 PM
Yeah, but you are older and sensible meep. If my daughter (Uni student) borrowed my car, it wouldn't enter her head to ask/check if the rego was current.
yeah but i wasn't that old when I got my licence ;\ (having worked for the RTA or DMT as it was known then, probably made me even more aware)
I'm sure your daughter trusts her sensible mum 🙂
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on 06-06-2013 08:17 PM
Crystal, from what the OP posted, I understood that the CTP is paid together with the registration. They would probably be sent out together with the registration notice ???
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on 06-06-2013 08:25 PM
I'm in NSW and my Green Slip is due 4 days prior to my rego. I get them and pay for them separately.
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on 06-06-2013 08:29 PM
I'm in NSW and my Green Slip is due 4 days prior to my rego. I get them and pay for them separately.
Yep, similar here.
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on 06-06-2013 08:34 PM
I pay the CTP and then the Rego (has to be done in that order) online at much the same time, often on the day the rego is due. (NSW)
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on 06-06-2013 09:07 PM
Would a person borrowing a car think to do a rego first though?
Irrelevant.
Should they even be driving if they are not capable of ensuring they are driving a roadworthy or legal car?
Some people can go their whole lives and never really live for a single minute.