So, you've got a vehicle you want to ditch in Queensland, eh? Disposal here means officially transferring ownership or scrapping the beast. You can either sell it, trade it in, or send it to the crusher (aka a licensed scrap yard). Remember, Queensland requires you to notify the Department of Transport and Main Roads about the disposal within 14 days to avoid any future headaches like fines or toll debts. If scrapping, ensure you get a receipt as proof of destruction. For a smooth exit, check out ServiceCentral or Tradingpost for advice and options.

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