South Australian Current Acts South Australian Current Acts19A—Vehicles registered etc interstate or overseas
(1) A motor vehicle
may be driven in this State without registration under this Act if—
(a) the
garage address of the vehicle is outside this State and the vehicle is in this
State for the purpose of temporary use; and
(b) the
vehicle—
(i)
is registered in another State or Territory of the
Commonwealth or in a foreign country; or
(ii)
is permitted to be driven on roads within another State
or Territory of the Commonwealth by virtue of a permit or other authority
granted and in force under the law of that other State or Territory; and
(c) any
current registration label, certificate, card, permit and plate or plates that
are required to be affixed to the vehicle if it is to be driven in accordance
with the law of that other State or Territory or foreign country are duly
affixed to the vehicle in accordance with that law; and
(d) any
conditions or restrictions imposed on the use of the vehicle by virtue of the
law of that other State or Territory or foreign country are complied with; and
(e)
there is in force in relation to the vehicle a policy of insurance—
(i)
—
(A) in the case of a vehicle registered in
a foreign country—that complies with Part 4 of this Act; or
(B) in any other case—that complies
with the law of the State or Territory in which it is registered or permitted
to be driven as referred to in paragraph (b)(ii); and
(ii)
under which the owner and driver of the vehicle are
insured against liability that might be incurred in respect of death of, or
bodily injury to, any person caused by, or arising out of the use of, the
vehicle in this State.
(2) A motor vehicle
may be driven in this State without registration under this Act until the end
of the prescribed period if—
(a)
—
(i)
while the vehicle is in this State for temporary use as
referred to in subsection (1), the garage address of the vehicle ceases
to be outside this State; or
(ii)
the vehicle is brought into this State for use from a
garage address in this State; and
(b) the
requirements of subsection (1)(b) to (e) (inclusive) are satisfied in
relation to the vehicle.
(3) In this
section—
"prescribed period" means—
(a) the
period of 90 days from the date on which the garage address of the
motor vehicle ceases to be outside this State or the vehicle is brought into
this State for use from a garage address in this State; or
(b) the
period ending on the day on which the registration, permit or other authority
by virtue of which the motor vehicle is permitted to be driven on roads in
another State or Territory or in a foreign country expires,
whichever is the lesser period.