Road Transport (Vehicle Registration) Regulation 2000
98Trader to make, keep and produce records
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98 Trader to make, keep and produce records A person issued with a trader’s plate for a registrable vehicle must— (a) each time a registrable vehicle is driven on a road or road related area (the journey) with the plate attached, make a record of the following particulars: (i) the date the vehicle was driven; (ii) the number of the trader’s plate; (iii) the make of the vehicle; (iv) the purpose for which the vehicle was used; (v) the driver’s name and driver licence number; (vi) the time the vehicle started the journey; (vii) the time the vehicle returned from the journey, or the time the trader’s plate was returned; and
(b) keep the record at the premises mentioned in section 88 (1) (b) (Issue of trader’s plates) for at least 6 months after the record is made; and (c) produce any record for the previous 6 months for inspection when asked by a police officer or authorised person.