If the use information of your vehicle (for example, operation subject to licence or private use) changes, submit a notification either at an inspection station that offers registration services or through your insurance company.
You will need the notification part (Part II) of the registration certificate to submit the notification. If you can be identified as the owner or holder of the vehicle entered in the register, you do not need the notification part.
You can get further information from an inspection station.
Inspection stations on the map (External link)
What are the options for a vehicle’s use information?
A vehicle can be registered in the Transport Register for the following purposes of use:
- Private
- if the vehicle is in ordinary private use
- Operation subject to licence
- if a motorised vehicle is used for transporting persons under a taxi driver licence or a passenger transport licence, even on a part-time basis, or for taxi operation under a goods transport licence
- note that a vehicle whose use is subject to licence has to undergo road-worthiness testing more frequently than a vehicle for private use
- To be used for goods transport subject to licence
- if a motorised vehicle is used under a goods transport licence or for professional transport of goods
- Driving school vehicle
- if the vehicle is used under a driving instruction permit for providing driving instruction (the use of private vehicles for providing instruction under a driving instructor permit is considered private use)
- if a driving school vehicle is used for transporting people part time in a taxi business, the vehicle’s use information can permanently be operation subject to licence
- Rental without driver
- if the vehicle is rented out
- Sales stock (group motor liability insurance)
- if the vehicle is in the sales warehouse of a car dealership (the vehicle must have a group motor liability insurance)