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If say own a car but wont be driving at all, can apply to LTA don't need to buy road tax and insurance or not ? Asking for a friend in this situation. Friend was told by an anonymous car insurance agent that this is allow by LTA and can apply. Anyone knows ? There dont seem to be any infor on this in the LTA website. Thanks .

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Ya can... it's called laying up if u have a present car. Cannot drive on public roads lo. Go anywhere need to trailer or tow. Road tax / insurance no need to pay. But your COE countdown timer still there. + must give address of where car will be stored, they will do spok check one.

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Thanks man, yeah i heard the term is something like laying out. Appreciate this infor. Will ask friend to go LTA ask and apply. It is an OPC btw.

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Thanks man, yeah i heard the term is something like laying out. Appreciate this infor. Will ask friend to go LTA ask and apply. It is an OPC btw.

ARF all gone. Unless its a coe car with no ARF.

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Ya can... it's called laying up if u have a present car. Cannot drive on public roads lo. Go anywhere need to trailer or tow. Road tax / insurance no need to pay. But your COE countdown timer still there. + must give address of where car will be stored, they will do spok check one.

 

 

Tekong. Many company do own couple of ten wheels under lay up category.

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can, but the car must be in a private compound

Cannot lay-up a car in public carpark?!

 

Thinking how come people want to lay-up their car?! [:/]

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I believe there is another scheme that is not Lay-up method.

 

The easier way may be to buy a car from overseas as a item, don't need to register it as vehicle. Like buying a big piece of art.

 

For those vehicles already registered as road vehicles, For lay-up case, you can still convert it back to road vehicles anytime.

 

I last enquire to LTA how can I keep my Harley motorcycle as a permanent piece in my shop, LTA allows the bike to be deregistered forever, but have to pay like few hundreds for each three years period renewal. LTA also said it cost the same if for a car. So it seems to be possible. I did not pursue it further, as my bike still got 1++ years before the 10year COE expire.

 

I mean if the changi race track is here, those special untaxed warehouse is also an option to keep a unregistered car.

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I believe there is another scheme that is not Lay-up method.

 

The easier way may be to buy a car from overseas as a item, don't need to register it as vehicle. Like buying a big piece of art.

 

For those vehicles already registered as road vehicles, For lay-up case, you can still convert it back to road vehicles anytime.

 

I last enquire to LTA how can I keep my Harley motorcycle as a permanent piece in my shop, LTA allows the bike to be deregistered forever, but have to pay like few hundreds for each three years period renewal. LTA also said it cost the same if for a car. So it seems to be possible. I did not pursue it further, as my bike still got 1++ years before the 10year COE expire.

 

I mean if the changi race track is here, those special untaxed warehouse is also an option to keep a unregistered car.

 

i would like to pursue this. Can tell me more? Thanks man!

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Cannot lay-up a car in public carpark?!

 

Thinking how come people want to lay-up their car?! [:/]

 

No, should be in a private compound. I have posted the link above, the regulations and guidelines are stated inside.

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