Historic & Classic Vehicle Schemes LOG BOOKS

The Log Book system does not replace the Historic Vehicle Scheme (HVS), it provides for club members, 60 days of personal use of their vehicles TFNSW's webpage Historic and Classic Vehicle Log Books has details for clubs and vehicle operators regarding the Log Books. If you are intending use a HVS or CVS vehicle with a Log Book read the TfNSW information first and talk to your local CHMC Club, as there are criteria you and your vehicle must comply with. Council's TFNSW Liaison Officer can also assist if required. 

 TRIAL OF THE hvs/cvs LOG BOOKS BEGAN IN 2015, CHMC COOPERATED WITH TFNSW, PROVIDING VALUABLE FEEDBACK. IN 2019 TFNSW REVIEWed THE TRIAL, CHMC's CLUBS PROVIDED EXTENSIVE responses ANd CHMC's COMMITTEE assisted TFNSW WITH DATA AND GUIDANCE. CHMC WELCOMED THE DECISION BY THE GOVERNMENT FOR LOG BOOKS to be APERMANENT ASPECT OF THE HVS & CVS SCHEMES FROM OCTOBER 1 2019.

Q. Who can drive a HVS or CVS registered vehicle on a Log Book?
A. To drive a historic or classic vehicle you need a vehicle licence appropriate to the vehicle type. Any person who is the holder of the appropriate licence can legally drive a conditionally registered vehicle.
The driver DOES NOT have to be the operator/owner of the vehicle indicated on the Log Book, and DOES NOT have to be a member of a TFNSW recognised historic vehicle club.
This also applies to drivers of HVS vehicles on Club Runs. The HVS & CVS Log Books are Vehicle Log Books, not Driver log books. (Ref. TFNSW - Historic vehicle: Registration, uses and equipment - Driver Licence ; see also Dinkum Oil # 21, Dec 2022

Some points to note about Log Books
Fill in your LOG BOOK FULLY every time you use it for a run, personal drive, or maintenance run
Each day of use must be recorded in the log book
• The daily entry expires at midnight on the day of the log book entry.
The person making the entry in the log book must write their full name and signature 
The log book must be carried in the vehicle at all times when the vehicle is being used.
• If you are towing trailers or caravans that are registered under the Historic Scheme, separate log books are required and also must be completed and carried.
• If you use all of your log book days , you are limited to club runs only