Yes, you can transfer a Queensland vehicle online through Transport and Main Roads, sparing yourself the lobby shuffle. The seller lodges sale details, the buyer submits the transfer and pays the transfer fee and vehicle duty, and both should do it within 14 days of sale. You’ll need rego details, buyer/seller ID (QLD customer reference or licence), sale price/odometer, and a current Safety Certificate for most light vehicles. If there’s finance owing, clear it first—or the buyer will vanish faster than a free snag; a PPSR check before payment is wise. Not every scenario works online (company vehicles, some plate changes, name mismatches may need a TMR customer service centre). Once lodged, the rego and CTP move with the vehicle; fines and tolls don’t, so sellers should yank toll tags and kill auto top-ups. Do it promptly, keep proof of sale, and you’ll dodge late fees and awkward mail.
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