求解~ 关于查carjam的疑问，，，，，，，，，，，，，，

andyqiaoyu

昨天上carjam

结果查出来的免费报告里面第一条就用黄色highlight给你写着

Jamlerts

• The vehicle has been issued an exemption licence. The vehicle cannot be driven on the road with this licence.

百思不得其解，，，，exemption licence 这个是啥情况 啥意思啊？！

求解求解，，，

andyqiaoyu

exemption licence 的SF，，，，，，，，，，，，，，，，，，

sblawyer

Exemptions from registration

You don't need to register vehicles used on a private road.

Note: Private road means a road; place or arcade laid out or formed on private land by the owner of that land.

With the exception of the above using an unregistered vehicle on a road is an offence, however if you are fined for using an unregistered vehicle you will have a defence if your vehicle is:

    An official vehicle of a visiting military force.
    A vehicle being operated on a road that is closed to ordinary vehicular traffic under regulations.
    A motor vehicle normally propelled by mechanical power that is being temporarily towed without use of it's own power.
    A trailer attached to a tractor, traction engine, forklift, a self propelled machine that's designed for specialist industrial purposes.
    A trailer attached to a self propelled machine that is designed for agricultural purposes.
    A trailer designed exclusively for agricultural operations and used on a road only when proceeding to or from a farm or when being inspected, serviced or repaired.
    A trailer attached to an exempted vehicle as defined in the Land Transport Management (Apportionment and Refund of Excise Duty and Excise–Equivalent Duty) regulations 2004.
    An overseas visitors vehicle. (An overseas visitors vehicle is a vehicle that's registered overseas and will be in New Zealand for less than 18 months. For more information about overseas visitors vehicles, see Factsheet 35 - Importing a vehicle temporarily).

Exemptions from paying registration or licensing fees (exempt Class A)

While you still have to register and license them, some vehicles are exempt from registration and licensing fees. These include:

    A pedestrian-controlled goods service vehicle.
    A motor vehicle propelled and supported solely by self-laying tracks.
    An all-terrain vehicle.
    Any mobile machinery used on roads only in road construction zones in accordance with notices declaring such zones. Mobile machinery means:
    (a) a motor vehicle designed and used primarily for earthmoving or construction and maintenance of roads, bridges, ditches, or buildings; but
    (b) excludes any motor vehicle designed primarily for carrying passengers or goods or any motor vehicle designed for carrying passengers or goods to which machinery has been added.

Changes to exempt Class A vehicles

Changes that came into effect on 1 August 2011 mean some vehicles that previously qualified for 'exempt Class A', no longer qualify once their existing exempt Class A licence expires. For more information on these changes see 'Exempt Class A' is changing.
Exemptions from paying levies (exempt Class B)

Exempt Class B vehicles are exempt from the payment of some levies and charges such as ACC levies, road user charges and fuel excise and excise equivalent duty. These vehicles include:

    Some farm vehicles:
        motor vehicles (not trailers) used solely for agricultural operations or for getting from one part of the farm to another
        tractors used solely for agricultural operation or in conjunction with road construction or maintenance
        tractors used to cart milk from the farm to dairy factory or to transport farm produce or supplies from one part of the farm to another
        tractors used to load fertiliser and cart fuel for topdressing.
    mobile machinery such as airport runway sweepers, stationary log haulers
    other vehicles including self-propelled grass mowers, forklifts, traction engines.

See our Agricultural Vehicle Guide for more information.
Temporary exemption from continuous licensing

If you're not going to use your vehicle on the road for at least three months, you can apply for a temporary exemption from the requirement to continually license your vehicle. The maximum exemption period is 12 months, but you can apply for subsequent exemptions.

You must apply for an exemption while your licence is still current. The exemption will take effect from when the current licence or existing exemption expires.

Complete an Exemption application form, available online or from any of our licensing agents.

If you apply for a temporary exemption after your existing licence or exemption has expired, you'll need to pay any outstanding fees before we process your application.
If you want to use your vehicle on the road during the exemption period

You must relicense it before you use it. If you relicense your vehicle during the first three months of the exemption period (the minimum exemption period is three months), we'll backdate your new licence to the expiry date of your original licence, exemption or change in registered person – whichever is most recent.
When your exemption expires

You need to either:

    relicense your vehicle or
    apply for another exemption or
    cancel the registration (if you're taking it off the road).

sblawyer

http://www.nzta.govt.nz/vehicle/ ... ing/exemptions.html

无头男尸

简单的讲，就是把车注册成其他用途（比如说农场用车）。路税很便宜，但是上路不合法

正常的REGO 牌上有个G字。 exemption licence 一般都是A 或者其他

andyqiaoyu

明白了… 估计那哥们买错了…

买了都大半年了 居然没被抓过 运气也太好了…

对了  问下  要是我现在吧车拿过来 重新去买正常路税的话

我是从购买那天算还是要把之前这大半年也要补上？
发送自我的iPhone天维网应用。

无头男尸

从买车那天算起。。