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NSW & VIC Roadworthy Inspections

Situated on the border near Wodonga, the VACC-accredited team at Hume Motors keeps up-to-date with all requirements for both VicRoads and the Roads and Maritime Service for NSW. We can conduct roadworthy inspections, provide AUVIS reports (blue slips) and conduct eSafety checks (pink slips) for renewing expired or interstate registration.

Phone our Albury workshop on today (02) 6025 5253 for more information or to book a vehicle inspection. Also offering logbook servicing.

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Roadworthy Requirements in NSW

In NSW, roadworthy inspections are required in the following circumstances:

When transferring registration from interstate or between different vehicle classes.
For establishing registration for unregistered vehicles or those with expired registration for more than 3 months.
When changing from conditional to unrestricted registration.

Additionally, roadworthy inspections are mandated for taxis, hire vehicles and heavy vehicles older than five years to renew their registration. These inspections ensure vehicles meet safety standards before being allowed on NSW roads, promoting road safety for all motorists.

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Roadworthy Requirements in Victoria

In Victoria, roadworthy inspections, also known as Certificate of Roadworthiness (RWC), are required when selling or transferring ownership of a registered vehicle or when re-registering a vehicle after it has been unregistered for more than three months.

Additionally, they are mandatory for registering a used vehicle from interstate, converting a vehicle from a non-passenger to a passenger vehicle and sometimes as part of the requirements for specific vehicle types such as taxis or buses. These inspections ensure vehicles meet safety standards, contributing to safer roads in Victoria.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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I’m selling my car. Do I need to get a roadworthy certificate?

In NSW, you aren’t required to submit your vehicle to a roadworthy check in order to transfer the registration to a new owner. However, all new owners must have a pink slip roadworthy inspection when they receive their renewal notice. The seller must also provide proof of purchase documentation. In Victoria, all sellers must provide a roadworthy certificate which is less than 30 days old when transferring a registered vehicle.