Are you under 27 and need a green slip for your car? You probably have to spend more on a green slip than a more experienced driver. Find out how under 27s can save money on a green slip. Read More
In Australia, you have to register your vehicle before you can drive it on the roads. In NSW, you must buy CTP insurance (green slip) separately, before you can register your vehicle. You may also need to organise a safety check (pink slip) or safety and identity check (blue slip). Learn how to register a vehicle and what registration will cost in NSW. Read More
Sydney and Melbourne are the most expensive cities in Australia to run a car. The top 3 costs for a vehicle owner are car loans, fuel and insurance. If you have a loan, you could spend $211 or 69% more every week than someone without a car loan. We look at all the costs of running a car in Sydney. Read More
It takes only a few minutes to use the green slip calculator to compare green slips for your vehicle. Some questions may be easier to answer than others. Read our beginners guide to make the calculator quicker and easier to use. Read More
Your green slip covers anyone who is injured or dies in a road accident involving your vehicle. In fact, green slips cover people only and don’t cover damage to vehicles or property. Find out exactly what is covered by a green slip. Read More
Do you usually renew your registration online? You can get a National Parks discount. Enjoy $15 off one of 2 popular annual passes to National Parks in NSW if you renew your registration online. Read More
If you’re buying a green slip for the first time – or need a quick refresher – these are our top 10 tips. Read More
Is there a difference between Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance and a green slip? No, in NSW they mean the same thing. CTP insurance is a kind of insurance and in NSW, CTP insurance is usually called a green slip. Read More
Welcome to NSW. This blog is for you if you’ve moved to NSW within the last 3 months and intend to stay. Find out how to smoothly transfer vehicle registration from your previous state or territory to NSW. Read More
If traffic fines are supposed to deter people, then fixed fines deter low income earners more than wealthy people. A new report by an Australian thinktank proposes Australia adopts the Finnish method of basing traffic fines on income. Read More
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