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  1. 17th May 2022, 08:01 AM #1
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    WA: Driving a vehicle on Vic Club Plates

    Hi All WA members,

    I am investigating a trip next year that would involve driving my Perentie FFR on Victorian Club Permit plates into WA.

    I have driven vehicles on Club Plates throughout Vic, into NSW, SA and TAS without issue.

    Are there any issues driving a vehicle on a Vic Club Permit in WA?

    A friend said that he has been told you can’t drive a Vic vehicle on club plates in WA?

    I will do some more research but thought that I would start here.

    Any thoughts?

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    According to the VicRoads website “a vehicle on club registration can be driven in any state or territory.”

    So according to VicRoads - it’s fine.

    I wonder if WA feel the same way?
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    Quote Originally Posted by grey_ghost View Post
    According to the VicRoads website “a vehicle on club registration can be driven in any state or territory.”

    So according to VicRoads - it’s fine.

    I wonder if WA feel the same way?
    I remember a Club member taking part in the Mystery Box Rally (smaller version of the ****box rally). I'm sure it wasn't straightforward driving on VIC Club Plates in WA but this was a while ago.....
    I'll see him at The Auspack Expo tomorrow, I'll ask if I remember.

    Found this on VicRoads.
    Use of Victorian Club Permit vehicles interstate


    • Club Permit vehicles may be driven throughout all states and territories provided that the vehicle complies with Victorian requirements for the holding of the Club Permit.

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    As long as it isn't more than 3 months I don't think you will have a problem
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    I would ask the WA authorities as I have it in the back of mind that they do not recognise other state permits - but maybe that is in the context of unreg drive permits.

    Not an issue for club registered vehicles from the ACT, as their registration is not a permit but is a class of registration - classed as concessional.
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    I know that when it's the Rover Car Club WA turn to hold the National Rove there there are club members from all states drove over there with club plates & there has not been any reports of any problems.
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    The situation with WA must have changed.
    I remember someone else going into the ****box rally and at the time there was a problem.

    About to do something silly! ****box rally in a landy?

    Wouldn't hurt to drop the WA DoT an email and ask. contact.centre@transport.wa.gov.au

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    Quote Originally Posted by gromit View Post
    The situation with WA must have changed.
    I remember someone else going into the ****box rally and at the time there was a problem.

    About to do something silly! ****box rally in a landy?

    Wouldn't hurt to drop the WA DoT an email and ask. contact.centre@transport.wa.gov.au

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    It may have been because it was a Rally , I remember years ago I showed interested in going on a Brisbane LR Club run in a State Forest , was told I could not take my S1 on club rego , it had to have full rego . Every state is different . I also remember reading in a car Mag once sum guy had a problem taking his car trailer across the border from Vic to SA & copping a fine for un registered trailer .
    These points could be incorrect as being hear say
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