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TRANSPORT OPERATIONS (ROAD USE MANAGEMENT--VEHICLE REGISTRATION) REGULATION 2021 - REG 144
Offence to use written-off vehicle on road
(1) A person must not use a vehicle, or permit a vehicle to be used, on a road
if the vehicle is recorded in a vehicle register as a written-off vehicle.
Penalty— Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.
(2) However, if the
vehicle is a registered vehicle that is a repairable write-off, the person
does not commit an offence against subsection (1) if— (a) the vehicle is
recorded in a vehicle register as a repairable write-off that has been
repaired; or
(b) both of the following apply— (i) the person drives or tows
the vehicle— (A) to a place mentioned in subsection (3) ; or
(B) for the
testing mentioned in subsection (4) ;
(ii) the driving, towing or testing is
necessary for, or reasonably connected with, changing a vehicle register so
the vehicle is no longer recorded as a repairable write-off; or
(c) the
person is acting in accordance with an approval given by the chief executive
for the vehicle. Note— The chief executive may give the approval verbally
or in writing.
(3) Each of the following is a place for subsection (2) (b)
(i) (A) — (a) an AIS, or departmental inspection site, if the vehicle is
driven or towed to the AIS or site for inspection to obtain an inspection
certificate for the vehicle;
(b) a written-off vehicle inspection site, if—
(i) a current inspection certificate is in effect for the vehicle; and
(ii)
the vehicle is driven or towed to the site for the purpose of obtaining a
written-off vehicle inspection report;
(c) the vehicle’s garage address, if
an inspection certificate is in effect for the vehicle;
(d) another place at
which a person may inspect or investigate the vehicle— (i) to assess whether
the vehicle complies with the Transport Operations (Road Use
Management—Vehicle Standards and Safety) Regulation 2021 ; or
(ii) for a
purpose relating to identifying the vehicle.
Examples— • a place for
inspection by an authorised officer or the Queensland Police Service
• a
place for obtaining a gas certificate
• a place for having an identifying
number stamped
(4) The testing for subsection (2) (b) (i) (B) is testing to
confirm the safe operation of the vehicle as part of an inspection mentioned
in subsection (3) (a) .
(5) In this section—
"repairable write-off" includes a vehicle that is, under a corresponding law
to this regulation, equivalent to a repairable write-off.
"vehicle register" means— (a) the register; or
(b) another register, kept
under a corresponding law to this regulation, that is equivalent to the
register.
"written-off vehicle" includes a vehicle that is, under a corresponding law to
this regulation, equivalent to a written-off vehicle.
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