Many people need to transfer registration of their vehicle at some time. Perhaps you want to buy or sell a car. Or you’ve moved to NSW and have to transfer registration from your state or territory. Find out what you need to do to transfer registration in NSW. Read More
Do you know all the tricky details about NSW registration? This guide explores vehicle registration, including renewals, grace periods for expired registration, and the differences between pink, blue and green slips. Read More
Comprehensive insurance is optional cover for your vehicle if you’re involved in a road accident. Don’t confuse this with compulsory third party (CTP) insurance. Your CTP or green slip is mandatory and designed to cover personal injury or death. Find out how your comprehensive insurance is priced. Read More
Did you just receive a high price for your green slip renewal? You don’t have to stay with the same insurer. Find out how to compare prices and change your green slip insurer. Read More
Using touchscreen menus while driving could be as distracting as texting. In fact, the vehicle safety body wants to bring back button controls. It’s curious that touching a mobile phone while driving is an offence, but using a touchscreen is not. Read More
Did you know an e-bike is not always a bicycle? Crashes and injuries are increasing as more people are riding them. We explain what is an e-bike and what laws apply when you ride one. Read More
Are you a business owner who needs a green slip for your vehicle? Consider who owns it, primary use of your vehicle, how far you travel and GST. Our green slip calculator compares prices for business owners. Read More
When you buy a green slip, do you wonder where your money goes? Around two thirds of a green slip premium goes directly to people who make green slip claims. The rest goes to the insurers, the Fund Levy, GST and other expenses of the Compulsory Third Party green slip scheme. Read More
The real cost of having demerit points on your licence is higher than you think. Did you know each demerit point lasts for 40 months? You may also pay over half more for your green slip – for 3 years. If you reach the limit, you lose your licence. Read More
Living on a crossroads in a busy suburb, we often hear drivers honking their horns. We call it ‘the daily honk’. What if, instead of a klaxon, we heard the quacking of a duck? Sounds quackers? Read More
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