Bike rego form turned up today, or to be more specific, the ''all new'' rego form.
Words in bold 'Renew on time to avoid a fine' printed within a huge circle in the middle of the form.
A fine? not enforceable surely? mind games perhaps?
NEDWN VIII
Bike rego form turned up today, or to be more specific, the ''all new'' rego form.
Words in bold 'Renew on time to avoid a fine' printed within a huge circle in the middle of the form.
A fine? not enforceable surely? mind games perhaps?
Best Frenemy you could have!
Yeah, saw that a couple of weeks ago when the van one came... Your eyes instantly go to the "fine" part and you're thinking WTF?
Presumably the fine references if you're caught driving an unregistered vehicle... but yes, mind games indeed.
Originally Posted by Jane Omorogbe from UK MSN on the KTM990SM
Forum whore
It's so when KBer's post and whinge about being pulled over and fined for not having a current rego the police can remind them of the reminder.
Or
Big brother is using scare tactics.
I always rego mine. Part of the cost of ownership.
Forum whore
A picture is worth a thousand words, especially for those with unregistered bikes living under a tree at their drug dealers' bach...
KB's Chief Cats
i fuken thought i heard a rustling in the bushes. It was you, wunnit?
Also
CONTINUOUS VEHICLE LICENSING.
You fucks. It is not the same as registration.
Pootler
No problem for you is it?
To pay rego you need a motorcycle.
Forum whore
Sorry I should have said imaginary instead of unregistered...
KB's Chief Cats
when was the last time you paid for REGISTRATION, cnut.
Pootler
Not that long ago. But I have a job and can pay my own way.
When was the last time you had a motorcycle that could be ridden?
Forum whore
Registration is the process where we add a vehicle’s details to the Motor Vehicle Register and issue its registration plates. Ordinarily, this is a one off process when the vehicle is first imported to New Zealand.
It is different from Vehicle licensing which is where you pay a regular fee to use your vehicle on public roads. The fee helps to pay for roading projects and road safety programmes. Your vehicle must be both registered and licensed for you to legally drive it on the road.
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I understood that if the re licence fee was not paid then it could be collected via a debt collection agency unless the rego was put on hold.
Of course I 'could' be wrong,I was once,,,,,,
" Rule books are for the Guidance of the Wise, and the Obedience of Fools"
NEDWN VIII
Get it right, Tazz may correct you, apparently you put your 'Vehicle licensing' on hold.I understood that if the re licence fee was not paid then it could be collected via a debt collection agency unless the rego was put on hold.
Of course I 'could' be wrong,
Hair splitting .Below is word for word on the form from the NZTA.
'Hi Mark, you Trumph's licence (rego) will expire on 18 July 2015'
God's Evil Twin
They will lodge a debt collection claim if the vehicle licence goes unpaid for a year without exemption, at which time they will also cancel the regoI understood that if the re licence fee was not paid then it could be collected via a debt collection agency unless the rego was put on hold.
Of course I 'could' be wrong,
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Forum whore
Clearly in jest for the dude above au, but for sure, just like anything the more people you can quote that say it wrong definitely makes it right of course
John Key is awesome. John Key is awesome. John Key is awesome.
Nailed it.
Hardcore Biker
Incidentally, I discovered when selling a car, best not to renew your rego prior to sale. Minimum rego period is 3 months but if you sell the vehicle, they just send you a payment demand for the unpaid time in your ownership.
In my case - 6 days
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