Who is legally considered the registered owner (titular) of a vehicle?

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The registered owner (titular) of a vehicle is the person in whose name the vehicle is registered in the Vehicle Register of the Central Traffic Office. This person is listed on the Vehicle Registration Certificate. It is important to differentiate between concepts:   Registered Owner: Administratively responsible (insurance, ITV, taxes).   Regular Driver: The person who drives the vehicle frequently, but does not have to be the owner.   Mechanic: A professional who services the car, with no ownership relation. Therefore, driving the car 60% of the time makes you the main driver, but not the registered owner, unless the ownership transfer process is formally completed in the registry.

Who is legally considered the registered owner (titular) of a vehicle?

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