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Registration Inspections
Is your registration about to run out?
Driving an unregistered vehicle is a serious offence
that can have far-reaching and catastrophic consequences.
It’s a scary thought when you think about what could happen
if your vehicle is unregistered.
Making sure cars are roadworthy is a big part of the
registration system. It’s also about protecting people
– every vehicle must be registered to be covered by
compulsory third party insurance. This insurance makes sure
that everyone is covered for personal injury if someone is
hurt in a crash.
Here’s the rundown on what the different roadworthiness
inspections, and how to make sure you’re covered.
Green Slip - call us today for a quote
Compulsory Third Party (CTP) Green slips are a requirement for every registered motor vehicle in NSW, yet they can be difficult and time consuming to acquire.
Green slips or Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance is a form of car insurance that protects vehicle owners and drivers from legal liability for personal injury to any other party in the event of a personal injury claim. CTP green slip insurance does not cover damage to property or other vehicles.
If your car is due for registration call our office today and we can arrange your green slips on the spot.
Pink Slip Inspection - We are your Registration Inspection Station
This is a safety inspection report that proves your car is roadworthy. All vehicles more than 5 years old require a safety inspection as a condition of registration renewal. Your registration renewal notice will advise you if your vehicle needs an inspection. To get the pink slip, you need to take your vehicle to an Authorised Inspection Station (AIS).
E-Safety Check
This is a pink slip that has been sent to the RTA electronically. This allows you to renew your rego online or by phone. You must visit an e-Safety Check Inspection Station to get your e-Safety Check.
White Slip
An inspection report rejection slip. It details the
repairs required before a vehicle can be registered. Once
the repairs are carried out and you have the vehicle
re-inspected, the vehicle will receive a pink or blue slip.
Driving an unregistered vehicle attracts on-the-spot fines
($1007 for driving uninsured and unregistered) and four
demerit points. If the matter goes to court, the court can
impose fines of up to $2200 for driving unregistered and
$5500
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