Ah, the legal labyrinth of driving a dearly departed's chariot in Queensland. The short answer: you can't just hop in and go joyriding. If the car is part of the deceased's estate, you need proper legal authority—usually granted by the executor or administrator of the estate—before taking the wheel. Without this, you're flirting with the law, and not in a good way.
Insurance is another beast; the policy held by the deceased might not cover you unless you're explicitly listed as a driver. The safest bet? Check with the executor, ensure the vehicle’s registration and insurance are up to date, and get formal permission before you hit the road.

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