In Victoria a certificate of roadworthiness must be obtained before a vehicle can be sold – the person selling a vehicle must provide a current roadworthy certificate to the person buying the vehicle, unless the buyer is their spouse or a licensed motor vehicle trader. Active Motor Repairs are authorised to test and provide RWC certificates for light vehicles and LPG.

A roadworthy inspection covers the major safety related items, including:

• The structure of the vehicle and any safety related items on the body, chassis or engine
• Steering, suspension & braking systems
• Seats belts and seats
• Exhaust & Emission controls
• Wheels & tyres
• Lamps and reflectors
• Windscreen, and windows including front windscreen wipers and washers