In Victoria, yes, you do need a roadworthy certificate for your trailer—but only under certain conditions. If you're registering a trailer for the first time, it must pass a roadworthy inspection to ensure it's safe and roadworthy. However, for ongoing registration renewals, trailers typically do not require a roadworthy certificate unless the registration has expired or the trailer has been modified. Remember, safety first—nothing says "trusty trailer" like brakes that actually stop and lights that actually flash.
For the nitty-gritty details and to book an inspection, check out ServiceCentral or visit your local VicRoads office.
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