US EditionWarrant of Fitness Rules to Change for some Vehicles
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Warrant of fitness rules to change for some vehicles
Transport Minister Chris Bishop behind the wheel of a 1964 Austin Healey MkIII. Photo supplied From September 1 this year, “commonsense changes” will see vintage light vehicles and private heavy motorhomes moving to annual vehicle inspections rather than six-monthly, Transport Minister Chris Bishop says. “Everyone loves spotting a beautifully kept vintage car out for a Sunday drive, and cruising around our beautiful country in a motorhome is a c…
Victory for vintage vehicles and private motorhomes
From 1 September, commonsense changes will see vintage light vehicles and private heavy motorhomes moving to annual vehicle inspections rather than six-monthly, Transport Minister Chris Bishop says. “Everyone loves spotting a beautifully kept vintage car out for a Sunday drive, and cruising around our beautiful country in a motorhome is a classic Kiwi dream,” Mr Bishop says. “There are about 128,000 vintage vehicles and 39,000 private motorhomes…
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