Who does not require a permit for an armoured vehicle?

Last updated on March 5, 2021

Under the Armoured Vehicle and After-Market Compartment Control Regulation, you can operate an armoured vehicle without a permit while performing your job if you are a:

Police officer
Armoured car guard
Government employee operating an armoured vehicle as part of your job
Diplomat
Licensed vehicle salesperson or registered motor dealer
Certified mechanic with a repairer’s license

You also do not need a permit to operate an antique-plated armoured vehicle or a military vehicle covered by the Defense Production Act.

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Who does not require a permit for an armoured vehicle?