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The person in whose name the vehicle is registered in the register
The registered holder of a vehicle is the person in whose name the vehicle is registered in the Vehicle Register, not the person who drives or inspects it.
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The person in whose name the vehicle is registered in the register
The person who drives the vehicle at least 60% of the time
The person who professionally checks how the vehicle operates
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