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If you are driving a vehicle on public roads in Victoria, it must be registered. These pages can help you learn more about registering a vehicle in Victoria.
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To drive a vehicle on public roads in Victoria, it must be registered. Find out what you need to do to register your vehicle.
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Find out what you need to do to register your motorcycle, including eligibility and information about farm and recreational motorcycles.
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Check the steps required to register your trailer or caravan. They will vary depending on the purpose, weight and load capacity of your trailer or caravan.
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Find out what you need to do to register your imported vehicle.
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A vessel including a boat and PWC that uses an engine for propulsion in Victorian waters must be registered and seaworthy. Check out eligibility and steps to register your vessel.
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You can act on behalf of a person or company who is unable to visit a VicRoads office. To do this, you need a letter of authority.
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From 1 July 2018, you won’t be able to register or renew your vehicle on FIRS (Federal Interstate Registration Scheme).
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Some vehicles, depending on type or circumstances, may be exempt from needing to be registered.
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A VIN is a seventeen alpha/numeric number used to identify individual vehicles. Trailer manufacturers can apply for a low volume trailer VIN online.
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We've given our rego renewal a facelift!
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How to register a non compliant vehicle.
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We have adopted National Heavy Vehicle Registration Scheme (NHVRS) changes from 1 July 2018.