Sure ... however any posted signs that indicate time limits for parking must be obeyed. Some cities have rules governing overnight parking on streets that they govern, or place restrictions on certain sized vehicles like RV's and trucks.
A 12 year old can drive a car in a car park but not on a public road!
As long as the public do not have access to that land, you can drive a vehicle that does not conform to current regulations. If the public do have access to the land (i.e. a supermarket car park) your car must be road legal as the area will be treated just like a normal road under the Road Traffic Act.
Yes. Anytime a vehicle is on a public road or highway, even if it is parked, it must be insured.
Yes. Bugatti has made the fastest production car in the world. Production car means that they are available to everyone and road legal. Rocket cars, for example, are not production cars because they are not available to the public and are definitely not road legal.
As long as you doesn't use your car on public roads you won't be fined.
Not on the public road.
Dearest?
You should not park your car on the footpath, on the grass at the park, on the nature strip, On the road in the shops you should park in a car park
It would depend on the council ordinances, but if the car is off the street and not being driven on the road, and the council doesn't have a lien on your driveway, then it should be legal to do whatever you want inside your own property in relation to unregistered and uninsured, unroadtaxed vehicle
The Maxximus G-Force can do 0-60mph in 2.134 seconds. which is At the moment the fastest accelerating road-legal car!
No, quads are not legal for road use.
Wood bumpers are not typically legal for use on vehicles in most jurisdictions, as they may not meet safety standards and could pose a risk in the event of a collision. It is important to check with local laws and regulations to determine if wood bumpers are permitted for use on your vehicle.