In Queensland, a roadworthy certificate—officially known as a safety certificate—usually sets you back between $40 and $80 AUD. This fee varies depending on the inspection station and the type of vehicle. New vehicles might not need one, but if you’re buying or selling a used car, this little piece of paper proves your ride is safe enough for the roads. Remember, it’s a vital step in vehicle registration transfers. For the most accurate and up-to-date info, check out ServiceCentral or local inspection garages.
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