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The vehicle registration certificate.
The vehicle registration certificate records registration and identifying and administrative vehicle details, including its registered keeper. It does not permit unrestricted driving without other conditions: valid technical/inspection documentation and other requirements, compulsory insurance and an authorised driver are also needed, and traffic rules and restrictions apply. A maximum authorised mass recorded in documents must not be confused with a universal maximum payload.
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The technical inspection certificate.
The compulsory insurance certificate.
The vehicle registration certificate.
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