VicRoads have released revisions to the CPS which came into effect from January 31 2015 and which will require changes to the system presently used by HCVCA for processing new applications and renewals. The introduction of these revisions has increased the amount of administration required for new CPS applications for applicant and Club, however the HCVCA believe this will improve the operation of the Scheme.

To apply to have your vehicle placed on the Club Permit Scheme by the HCVCA you will need to follow the instructions and meet the required eligibility as outlined in this article. To assist applications and to cover the requirements of the Eligibility and standards declaration the HCVCA will provide an Application Checklist on request.

Reference only. Refer to Vicroads website for changes.

To apply to have your vehicle placed on the Club Permit Scheme by the HCVCA you will need to follow the instructions and meet the required eligibility as outlined in this article. To assist applications and to cover the requirements of the Eligibility and standards declaration the HCVCA will provide an Application Checklist on request.

Reference only. Refer to Vicroads website for changes.

The attached letter was received by one of our member clubs from Vicroads with regard to a club permitted vehicle issued with a defect notice. It is a pertinent reminder that clubs have a responsibility to VicRoads with regards to the vehicles they have on their registry.