Whether you need a roadworthy certificate, pink slip, or inspection certificate, our roadworthy marketplace has you covered.
RBI's roadworthy marketplace makes it easy to find inspection providers near you and compare their prices. Whether you're after a safety certificate, pink slip, certificate of roadworthiness or more.
What is the roadworthy marketplace?
Easily compare inspection locations and roadworthy inspection costs near you—all in one place.
All our inspectors are fully licensed to perform independent roadworthy inspections and undergo regular audits to ensure service quality.
In certain regions, you can enjoy the convenience of having an inspector come to you to conduct the roadworthy inspection at your location.
We understand you don’t want to travel far. That’s why we’ve built a network of accredited roadworthy inspection locations to complement our mobile roadworthy service.
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Every state does it a little differently, so we've broken down what you need to know below.
A pink slip (Safety Inspection Report) is required annually for light vehicles over five years old before registration renewal. Inspections check essential safety components like brakes, tires, and lights. If your vehicle passes, the results are electronically lodged with Service NSW. Pink slips are valid for six months.
In Victoria, a roadworthy certificate inspection is required when selling a registered vehicle, re-registering a previously unregistered vehicle, or clearing a defect notice. These inspections, conducted by licensed vehicle testers at approved garages or service centres, assess key safety components such as brakes, steering, suspension, tires, and lights. A roadworthy certificate confirms the vehicle meets minimum safety standards set by VicRoads but does not guarantee mechanical reliability.
Ensuring your vehicle passes the inspection helps prevent delays in selling or registering your car and keeps Victorian roads safer.
A Safety Certificate can be mandatory when selling, transferring ownership, or re-registering an unregistered vehicle. Conducted by approved inspection stations like RedBook Inspect, it covers key safety aspects like brakes, steering, and lights. Certificates are valid for 2 months (private sellers) or 1,000 km (dealers).
What is my vehicle is for rideshare?
To drive for Uber, DiDi, Ola, or any rideshare service in Queensland, you must obtain an annual Certificate of Inspection (COI) to ensure your vehicle meets road safety standards. A COI is required for all booked hire and ride share vehicles and must be renewed every 12 months. Book a rideshare inspection at our approved stations.
In WA, a roadworthy inspection is required when re-registering an unlicensed vehicle, clearing a compliance notice (yellow sticker), registering a repairable written-off vehicle, or certifying modifications (such as changes to the body, engine, or dimensions). These inspections must be conducted at authorised examination centres to ensure the vehicle meets WA’s road safety and compliance standards.
Our expanding network of third-party providers currently operates in NSW, VIC, QLD and WA.
RedBook Inspect has built a network of trusted third-party inspection providers, making roadworthy and safety checks more accessible and convenient for customers.
Need more than just a roadworthy check? Consider a mobile car pre-purchase inspection for a detailed assessment of your vehicle’s condition before you buy.
Our network connects you with licensed third-party inspection providers, making it easy to access roadworthy and safety checks to help keep you safe on the road.
We don’t accept just any business into our roadworthy marketplace. Every third-party inspection provider undergoes a thorough evaluation to ensure they meet our high standards for service quality and customer satisfaction.
A roadworthy inspection is a safety check conducted to ensure your vehicle meets the legal requirements for safe operation on Australian roads. It assesses critical components like brakes, tyres, suspension, and lighting.
A valid roadworthy certificate can be required for selling a vehicle, transferring registration, or renewing your vehicle’s registration in many Australian states, including Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, and Western Australia. It ensures your car is safe to drive and reduces the risk of accidents caused by faulty vehicle parts.
Roadworthy inspection requirements vary by state. In Victoria, a roadworthy inspection is needed when selling a car to transfer registration or when transferring ownership. In New South Wales and Queensland, it’s required for registration renewal and during a change of ownership. Western Australia also mandates a roadworthy inspection for vehicle registration and transfer. Always check with your local road transport authority for specific requirements based on your vehicle's age and condition. For more detailed information related to your state, click the relevant link above.
A roadworthy inspection focuses solely on safety-related components to ensure your vehicle meets legal road standards. It includes checks on essential parts like the engine, brakes, tyres, and lights. On the other hand, a pre-purchase car inspection is more comprehensive, examining both safety and mechanical condition, including any hidden issues that could affect the vehicle’s performance or value. A pre-purchase inspection is typically conducted before buying a used car to identify any potential problems.
Yes, you can get a roadworthy inspection for an already registered vehicle. In most states, a roadworthy inspection may be required if you are transferring ownership or renewing registration. Even if you're not selling your vehicle, having a roadworthy inspection can give you peace of mind that your car is safe and roadworthy. If your vehicle fails the inspection, you will need to address the issues before it can be re-registered or transferred.
To prepare your car for a roadworthy inspection, ensure all lights, brakes, tyres, suspension, and windscreen wipers are functioning properly. Check your vehicle’s tyres for sufficient tread and correct pressure, and make sure there are no fluid leaks. Common reasons for failing include worn-out tyres, faulty brakes, non-functioning lights, or issues with the suspension. Regular maintenance and keeping your vehicle in good condition can help you pass the inspection easily.
A pink slip inspection is a mandatory safety check for vehicles in New South Wales (NSW) that ensures your car is roadworthy for registration renewal. In Sydney, you can easily book your pink slip inspection through RedBook Inspect. Our certified inspectors will carry out the required assessment, and if your vehicle passes, we’ll provide you with the necessary certificate for your registration renewal.
Don’t wait until the last minute—book your pink slip inspection with RedBook Inspect today for a quick, hassle-free experience.
