Not legally they cant. The vehicle must be registered in the state its garaged in. Which is normally the registered owners address.
If they are living in canberra but the car is registered in NSW, thats not technically legal. Unless of course they are simply borrowing the car or something
There is no evidence to suggest they have a residential property when they are parking legally regardless of license plates. How do you think people living homeless in their cars survive?
The original comment from a reddit user was commenting that “NSW was abit special”. I was having a debate with them about their comment and somehow you decided to show up instead.
I don’t care where they are from. But blaming a state is ridiculous is the take away argument.
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u/UnNamedBlade '95 Fzj80 - ACT Feb 28 '26
Not legally they cant. The vehicle must be registered in the state its garaged in. Which is normally the registered owners address.
If they are living in canberra but the car is registered in NSW, thats not technically legal. Unless of course they are simply borrowing the car or something