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Rules and responsibilities

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Change of address or

contact details

You must notify VicRoads within 14 days

if your residential or postal address,

mobile phone number or email has

changed.

Change your details:

• online with a myVicRoads account

at vicroads.vic.gov.au

• by calling us on 13 11 71

• at any VicRoads Customer

Service Centre.

Notification of a medical

condition or disability

You must notify VicRoads if you are

suffering from any serious (permanent

or long-term) illness, disability, medical

condition or injury (or the effects of

treatment for any of those things) that

may impair your ability to drive safely.

You will need to provide a current

medical report from your treating

medical practitioner that states that you

meet the national medical standards for

fitness to drive and provides details of

your medical condition or disability.

Standard medical or eyesight report

forms are available from any VicRoads

Customer Service Centre or by calling

VicRoads. These forms are also

available on VicRoads website.

Replacing a lost or stolen card

Always be careful with your permit and

licence information and keep the card

secure. If your card is lost or stolen

report it to VicRoads immediately and

apply for a replacement. It is important

that you do this as your lost or stolen

card could be used to create

a fraudulent identity.

If you want more information on

preventing and responding to identity

fraud this can be found at

crimeprevention.gov.au.

Air and noise pollution

You must ensure any vehicle you drive

meets relevant air and noise emission

standards. Drivers of offending vehicles

may be fined or taken to court and the

owner may be issued with a notice to

repair the vehicle.

Hoon driving

Police can impound or immobilise

motor vehicles for 30 days if used for

offences such as excessive speeding,

and for improper use of a motor vehicle,

causing loss of traction or excessive

noise or smoke. See impoundment

page 153.

Fact

Registration and roadworthiness

You must not drive a motor vehicle

that is unroadworthy or without

current registration.

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