A damaged vehicle, which is off’ by the insurer shall be considered as ‘written disposed of. Preparing vehicles for disposal Vehicles are to be presented for disposal in a condition that will assist in gaining the greatest return to government. For vehicle disposal the following are to be removed: vehicle identification and markings; and registration plates prior to disposal. Transferring vehicles between cost centres Where the Victorian government department or agency is the registered operator of a government vehicle, the vehicle may be transferred between departments and agencies. The head of VicFleet must be notified, in writing of any transfer. Vehicle registration refund All government vehicles should be disposed of unregistered. Departments or their agents must: remove registration plates from vehicles before they are sold and arrange deregistration and ensure the destruction of registration plates; and submit applications to the applicable roads authority, for any unused portion of a registration fee or Transport Accident Commission (TAC) premium that has been paid, who will refund the fee for the unexpired portion of the registration to the registered vehicle owner. Replacement policy Refer to the departmental fleet management plan vehicle replacement policy. Key VicFleet: Victorian Government Purchasing Board: www.procurement.vic.gov.au Content information Glossary All Wheel Drive vehicle (AWD) : A passenger vehicle driven by front and rear wheels, not fitted with a high and low ratio gear box, and intended for on-road use.. ANCAP: The Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) provides independent and consistent information about how well new car models protect their occupants in serious front and side crashes. ANCAP crash tests new cars, awards them a comparative star rating and publicises the results to inform consumers of the relative safety performance of new cars on the Australian market. Further details can be found at .
A damaged vehicle, which is ‘written off’ by the insurer shall be considered as disposed of. Preparing vehicles for disposal Vehicles are to be presented for disposal in a condition that will assist in gaining the greatest return to government. For vehicle disposal the following are to be removed: vehicle identification and markings; and registration plates prior to disposal. Transferring vehicles between cost centres Where the Victorian government department or agency is the registered operator of a government vehicle, the vehicle may be transferred between departments and agencies. The head of VicFleet must be notified, in writing of any transfer. Vehicle registration refund All government vehicles should be disposed of unregistered. Departments or their agents must: remove registration plates from vehicles before they are sold and arrange deregistration and ensure the destruction of registration plates; and submit applications to the applicable roads authority, for any unused portion of a registration fee or Transport Accident Commission (TAC) premium that has been paid, who will refund the fee for the unexpired portion of the registration to the registered vehicle owner. Replacement policy Refer to the departmental fleet management plan vehicle replacement policy. Key VicFleet: Victorian Government Purchasing Board: www.procurement.vic.gov.au Content information Glossary All Wheel Drive vehicle (AWD) : A passenger vehicle driven by front and rear wheels, not fitted with a high and low ratio gear box, and intended for on-road use.. ANCAP: The Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) provides independent and consistent information about how well new car models protect their occupants in serious front and side crashes. ANCAP crash tests new cars, awards them a comparative star rating and publicises the results to inform consumers of the relative safety performance of new cars on the Australian market. Further details can be found at .
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