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No mention of only driving to a RWC tester! Note also that the permit can also allow for interstate travel in an unregistered vehicle!
Information from Victorian RTA website.
Unregistered Vehicle Permit
An Unregistered Vehicle Permit (UVP) allows you to drive an unregistered vehicle with some conditions. It is not a temporary registration. Your vehicle must be safe for use on the road and you must follow the permit conditions.
When driving with an unregistered vehicle permit you are covered by the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) charge. This charge pays for treatment and support services for people injured in transport accidents.
Conditions
You generally cannot drive between 7:00pm and 7:00am with an unregistered vehicle permit.
An unregistered vehicle permit cannot be issued if:
your vehicle is under suspension
your vehicle is registered
there is an uncleared defect notice on your vehicle.
How long will my permit last?
Unregistered vehicle permits normally last up to 28 days. Permits cannot be extended. If you need more time you must apply for another permit.
How to apply
call us on 13 11 71 (Visa and Mastercard payments only)
visit a VicRoads Customer Service Centre.
You will need to provide:
Personal details
full name and address
your vehicle's garaged address
your telephone number
your fax number (if applying for permit over the phone).
Permit details
reason for the permit
desired start date and time
number of days required.
Vehicle details
make
model
body type
colour
year of manufacture
either the engine, Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) or chassis number.
Fees
Fees vary depending on duration, vehicle type and garaged address. The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) charge is included.
There are no concessions available.
Interstate use
You can drive interstate with an Unregistered Vehicle Permit this condition is specified on your permit.
You do not need a permit from VicRoads if your journey starts interstate and finishes in Victoria. Check with your local vehicle registration authority if you need an interstate permit before you drive.
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