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To the relevant Traffic Headquarters.
To the relevant Traffic Headquarters. Article 28 provides for the province of the applicant’s legal domicile or where the special agricultural vehicle will be based. It is not determined merely by where it was bought or driven on a given day. A dealer may handle the application as a representative but is not the registering authority. Authorised application channels exist; personal attendance at an office is not required in every case.
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To the dealership, which is the competent registering authority.
To the relevant Traffic Headquarters.
To any town council, because they all register these vehicles.
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