In Victoria, a Roadworthy Certificate (RWC) is your golden ticket to sell or transfer a vehicle, but it’s not a long-term pass. Essentially, the RWC is valid at the moment of issue and only for the purpose of registering the vehicle. There’s no official expiry date, but practically speaking, you need to use it within 30 days, or you might as well get a new one. Think of it as a fresh check-up; if too many moons pass, your car could have developed new issues, rendering the old certificate useless. So, don’t dawdle—jump on the legal bandwagon quickly and check out local garages listed on ServiceCentral for your inspection.
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