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Tangles, I was asked if i lived 40km's from the CBD by TransportSA, that being the case i've been told that I have to goto regency rather than a police station. Think i also read that on the TSA website.

Well, all I can say to that is that they are LIARS

they told me that too - I rang back and said Regency is outa my way, and I KNOW that I can go to Sturt Rd (not police station, but right next door, RTA testing facility). They said thats true, but only open tuesday or thrusday 9am to 3pm so "it wouldnt suit me".

I told em what I thought of that, and asked them how do THEY know what suits ME? Matey, they are liars. Im serious - DO NOT go to Regency. Go to Sturt rd facility (looks like a council yard right next door to the cop shop), they will check your vin / engine numbers etc. They wont look in your kick panel, but will look briefly thru your engine bay.

Good luck with it. My 2c.

(the above is based on you rego'ing a car that had previously been rego'd interstate)

Brendan

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Howie Grand Master

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Cheers for the tip mate.

Say you wouldn't happen to have their branch and contact details would ya?

http://www.transport.sa.gov.au/contact_us/index.asp wasn't any help.

But either way, i don't think their opening hours are when I'm available.

Tangles Grand Master

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Cheers for the tip mate.

Say you wouldn't happen to have their branch and contact details would ya?

http://www.transport.sa.gov.au/contact_us/index.asp wasn't any help.

But either way, i don't think their opening hours are when I'm available.

No contact details that I know of.

yeah - I had to take a few hrs off work to do it. But IMO it was worth it.

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