A roadworthiness certificate is the car world’s doctor’s note: it confirms your vehicle is safe enough not to drop parts on the Monash at peak hour.
In Australia it’s state-based; when selling or re‑registering you’ll often need one, and in Victoria it’s a Certificate of Roadworthiness issued by a licensed tester.
It checks the critical safety bits—tyres, brakes, steering/suspension, lights, windscreen, seats/seatbelts, and structural integrity—not whether your Bluetooth pairs before your coffee does.
It’s not a full mechanical inspection or a warranty; think minimum safety standard, not spa day.
Validity, scope and cost vary by state and vehicle; in Victoria it’s generally required for ownership transfer and is time‑limited.
Selling or buying on Tradingpost? Check your state authority’s rules before money or keys change hands.
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