Motor Accident Injuries Regulation 2017
5Motor vehicles subject to unregistered vehicle permits (section 2.4 (1) (c))
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5 Motor vehicles subject to unregistered vehicle permits (section 2.4 (1) (c))
5 Motor vehicles subject to unregistered vehicle permits (section 2.4 (1) (c))
(1) For the purposes of section 2.4 of the Act, the following classes of motor vehicles are prescribed as classes of motor vehicles that are taken, for the purposes of a third-party policy under the Act, to be subject to an unregistered vehicle permit and not to conditional registration—
(a) motor vehicles that comply with subclause (2) and that—
(i) are used to perform agricultural tasks (for example, tractors and harvesters), or
(ii) are designed for use solely over snow and are located within the boundaries of Kosciuszko National Park,
(b) motor vehicles that were manufactured 30 or more years ago and are used on a road solely in the course of, or as an incident to, an activity of an organisation that is identified in the records of TfNSW as a historic vehicle club,
(c) motor vehicles that weigh more than 250 kilograms when unladen and are designed or used solely for cutting grass or for purposes incidental to cutting grass,
(d) motor vehicles that are used solely for the purposes of road construction, maintenance or repair and are not used on a road otherwise than while at, or proceeding to or returning from, the place where the road construction, maintenance or repair is carried out,
(e) motor vehicles that are subject to conditional registration under the Road Transport Act 2013 on the basis that they are—
(i) classified by TfNSW as earthwork plant or industrial plant, or
(ii) used solely on Stockton Beach for recreation purposes,
(f) motor vehicles that are motorised buggies or carts and are designed and used for the purpose of—
(i) carrying golfers, spectators or golfing equipment on a golf course, or
(ii) carrying persons in a holiday resort or retirement village or the like,
(g) motor vehicles that are designed or used solely for the conveyance of a person with a disability that substantially impairs the person’s mobility and that are capable of travelling at more than 10 kilometres per hour,