No, you can’t legally drive an unregistered car on public roads in NSW just to get a pink slip (eSafety check).
Unless you’ve got an Unregistered Vehicle Permit (UVP) with the attached short‑term CTP, it has to be towed or trailered.
You can arrange a UVP via Service NSW for a specific trip to inspection/repairs/registration, and you must carry it and follow the date/route conditions.
There’s no grace period after rego expires, and the fines are the sort that make you consider cycling.
So: get a UVP, book the inspection, or put it on a truck—then enjoy the sweet, legal hum of bureaucracy.
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