Can I drive my car to get a roadworthy if it’s unregistered?

Jan 21 2025

Not without first obtaining a permit, and in some states, removing your number plates. In Victoria, you must apply for an Unregistered Vehicle Permit (UVP) to drive the car to a licensed vehicle tester. The process can be time-consuming and inconvenient. To skip the hassle of permits, book a mobile roadworthy inspection with RedBook Inspect, and we’ll travel to your vehicle instead.

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Get a mobile roadworthy inspection instead

Sorting out paperwork for a permit, such as an Unregistered Vehicle Permit (UVP) or a CTP insurance certificate, and driving to a testing station can be a major inconvenience. Even more concerning, driving an unregistered vehicle that may not be roadworthy puts your safety and others on the road at risk.

With a mobile roadworthy inspection from RedBook Inspect, you can avoid these headaches. Our service saves you time by bringing the inspection directly to your location, eliminating the need for travel or complicated paperwork. It’s a hassle-free and convenient way to ensure your vehicle is roadworthy. Our licensed inspectors will come to your location, whether it’s your driveway or the street, to conduct the roadworthy inspection. It’s safer, more convenient, and saves you time.

Unregistered roadworthy inspections in Brisbane and Queensland

In Brisbane, areas like South Brisbane, Fortitude Valley, and Logan are common hubs where unregistered vehicle inspections are required. Similarly, across Queensland, regional areas like the Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast also frequently face these requirements. Driving an unregistered vehicle to a licensed inspection station requires a valid CTP insurance certificate, and any number plates must be removed to avoid fines.

Booking a mobile roadworthy inspection with RedBook Inspect eliminates these concerns. Our licensed inspectors will come directly to your location, whether you’re in the heart of Brisbane or a regional area, providing a seamless and stress-free experience to meet roadworthy requirements.

In Brisbane and across Queensland, driving an unregistered vehicle on the road to a licensed inspection station requires a valid CTP insurance certificate. Additionally, any number plates must be removed from the vehicle to avoid fines.

To bypass the hassle of obtaining a CTP insurance certificate and risking penalties, book a mobile roadworthy inspection with RedBook Inspect. Book now to get started. Our licensed inspectors will come to your location and carry out the inspection, ensuring your vehicle meets roadworthy requirements without unnecessary stress.

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