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No. If the vehicle is unregistered you are not required by law to have a Roadworthy Certificate / Safety Certificate prior to sale or transfer, according to the Queensland pre-registration …

Yes no problem. It is important to remember that prior to sale or transfer, you will be required to obtain a gas certificate. We can also do the gas certificate …

Yes, we do and we come to you! Heavy vehicle mechanics/examiners are required to hold more extensive qualifications, so please let us know when you make your booking. We also …

See below for a sample inspection report for Queensland Transport online (paperless) and a handwritten Roadworthy Certificate / Safety Certificate. Handwritten Certificate electronic-sc-unassigned-car

The windscreen or windows are the best places to display a safety certificate. As Queensland Transport offers online (paperless) Roadworthy and Safety Certificates, it is not a legal requirement to …

Sometimes vehicles fail their safety inspection. If your vehicle requires some TLC, our Queensland Transport approved examiner will provide you with a comprehensive report outlining the issues that need to …

The industry standard inspection covers the basic safety components of a vehicle, including (but not limited to) tyres, brakes, suspension, engine & drivelines, oil leaks, windscreen, body rust or damage, …

Private seller: 2 months or 2000 kms (whichever occurs first) – Authorised motor dealer: 3 months or 1000 kms (whichever occurs first).