We are an authorised inspection station for all light vehicles, assisting with your rego needs!

Driving an unregistered vehicle is a serious offence that can have far-reaching and catastrophic consequences. It’s a scary thought when you think about what could happen if your vehicle is unregistered.

Making sure cars are roadworthy is a big part of the registration system. It’s also about protecting people – every vehicle must be registered to be covered by compulsory third party insurance. This insurance makes sure that everyone is covered for personal injury if someone is hurt in a crash.

E-SAFETY CHECK

Roads and Maritime Services maintains inspection and certification schemes to make sure that all vehicles meet minimum safety requirements. Most vehicles require a safety check before you can renew registration. This is a safety report that gets sent to the RMS electronically. By doing so it allows you to renew your Rego online or by phone. You must visit an e-Safety Check Inspection Station to get your e-Safety Check.

PINK SLIP

This is a safety inspection report that proves your car is roadworthy. All vehicles more than five years old require a safety inspection as a condition of registration renewal. Your registration renewal notice will advise you if your vehicle needs an inspection. eSafety inspections are performed at authorised inspection stations with the results electronically lodged with the Roads and Maritime Services (RMS).

BLUE SLIP

An Authorised Unregistered Vehicle Inspection report (blue slip) verifies that an unregistered vehicle is safe, and it meets design and identity standards. All unregistered light vehicles need a blue slip inspection before they can be registered in NSW. This includes vehicles:

• whose registration has expired more than 3 months ago
• that have been brought into NSW from interstate or overseas
• that have no number plates
• that were written-off, but have now been approved for re-registration
• that require adjustments in their registration records because something about the vehicle has changed significantly, such as a new engine
• that need defect notices cleared.

In most cases, the result of an Authorised Unregistered Vehicle Inspection is sent to Roads and Maritimes Services electronically, and the report is valid for 42 days.