- Licensees must list their licence number in any advertisement
- Advertising can be:
- newspaper, radio or television advertisements
- handbills or flyers
- business cards
- vehicle sign writing
- building or directional signs
- statements or similar business paperwork
- directories and online services.
Displaying the number in an advertisement
- A licence number is a combination of four or more digits
- Examples of acceptable formats are Licence Number 12345 or Lic No 12345
- The number must be associated with the main body of the advertisement and be large enough to be clearly legible
- Each advertisement on the front, back or side of a vehicle must include the licence number
- If trading under a business name, list the licence numbers of all owners
- If trading under a company, list the body corporate licence number
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