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Department Of Transport - Victorian Taxi Directorate

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� WAT Licence Holders must contact the VTD 3-5 business days before their registration<br />

appointment and obtain an “authority to register” to enable the registration process to<br />

occur.<br />

Licence Holders need to have the following items when presenting vehicles for registration as<br />

a taxi:<br />

� proof of identity (driver’s licence)<br />

� proof of ownership of the vehicle (for example, receipt, bill of sale, registration<br />

certificate)<br />

� a current roadworthy certificate from a Licensed <strong>Taxi</strong> Tester<br />

� a public weigh bridge certificate confirming the vehicle's tare mass after all taxi and<br />

wheelchair equipment has been installed into the vehicle. The tare mass listed on the<br />

weigh bridge certificate should not be greater than that listed on the VASS approval<br />

certificate<br />

NOTE: the tare mass of a vehicle is the mass of the vehicle ready for use, unoccupied<br />

and unladen, with all standard equipment and options fitted (this includes items such<br />

as gas tank, hoist, ramp etc), with all fluid reservoirs filled to nominal capacity and 10<br />

litres of fuel<br />

� proof of previous registration for any second hand vehicle<br />

� evidence of compliance with Australian Design Rules (ADR’s), if the vehicle:<br />

- is imported<br />

- does not have a compliance plate attached and there is no proof of previous<br />

registration in Australia, or<br />

- has been mechanically or structurally modified, including conversions to<br />

accommodate wheelchairs.<br />

Evidence must be in the form of a VASS certificate from an authorised person to<br />

ensure all work, including any modification, has been correctly carried out and to<br />

certify that the vehicle continues to comply with the applicable standards. A list of<br />

VASS signatories can be obtained from VicRoads (Tel: 03 9854 2666) or from the<br />

VicRoads website at: www.vicroads.vic.gov.au<br />

Vehicles must be registered in the name of the licence holder being an individual name or an<br />

Incorporated Body. If the vehicle is to be registered in the name of an Incorporated Body, a<br />

letter signed by the Director/s on company letterhead authorising vehicle registration (include<br />

vehicle details such as engine number, make/model) and a certificate of Incorporation is<br />

required.<br />

If a person other than the licence holder is to register the vehicle, authorisation in writing is<br />

required from the licence holder. This authorisation letter should include the name and<br />

address and driver licence number of the agent together with the registration number (if<br />

known) and other vehicle details of the vehicle presented for registration.<br />

Enquiries can be directed to the <strong>Victorian</strong> <strong>Taxi</strong> <strong>Directorate</strong> on telephone 1800 638 802.<br />

Engineering enquiries should be directed to VicRoads Vehicle Safety Standards on telephone<br />

9854 2666.<br />

<strong>Victorian</strong> <strong>Taxi</strong> <strong>Directorate</strong><br />

<strong>Department</strong> of <strong>Transport</strong>

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