Motor vehicles that are built to carry 10 or more persons including the driver that weigh over 4.5 tonnes GVM.

Motor vehicles constructed for load carrying that weigh over 4.5 tonnes GVM.

Motor vehicles constructed for load carrying (including panel vans and utilities) that weigh up to 4.5 tonnes GVM.

Motorised vehicles (excluding caravans) that contain an area primarily used for accommodation.

Two- or three-wheeled motor vehicles (excluding three-wheeled cars) including mopeds and motorcycles with sidecars or side-boxes.

Motor vehicles that are built to carry people. Includes sedans, station wagons, coupes, convertibles.

Motor vehicles that are built to carry people, seat 6 to 8 passengers (including the driver).

There are two types of plant vehicles: (a) plant built on a truck chassis which has machinery permanently attached to it; and (b) 'implement' type plant which is not built on a truck chassis, such as excavators, road graders, bulldozers and forklifts.

The forward or hauling sections of articulated vehicles.

Two-wheeled motor vehicles with a step-through design incorporating a platform for placement of feet, as per the VFACTS vehicle definition as nominated by manufacturers. Most, but not all scooters have an engine capacity of less than 250cc.