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Most roadworthy failures I see aren’t from fancy tech – they’re from simple things like worn, twisted or damaged seat belts. In this post, I walk through the most common seat belt defects that will fail a safety certificate in Queensland, what I’m checking during your inspection, and how to spot problems early so you’re not caught out on the day.

The Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme (LAMS) catches a lot of riders out when it’s time for a Queensland safety certificate, especially when it comes to “little” mods that actually make the bike non‑compliant. Rivercity Roadworthys Motorcycle Roadworthy inspection What is the LAMS scheme in Queensland? Queensland’s Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme limits learners and RE class riders to motorcycles and scooters that meet strict engine capacity and power‑to‑weight criteria,

Getting your vehicle certified roadworthy doesn’t have to be stressful — in fact, with the right preparation, you can maximise your chances of passing on the first try. Here at Rivercity Roadworthys and Mechanical, we carry out mobile roadworthy inspections right across Brisbane & Redlands — and over the years we’ve seen the same few issues crop up again and again. In this guide, we’re going to share proven tips, what inspectors look for, and how you can get ready before we a

A windscreen isn’t just a sheet of glass—under Queensland roadworthy standards, it forms part of the safety structure of the vehicle. During a Safety Certificate inspection, the inspector must confirm that the windscreen, wipers and washers allow the driver a clear, undistorted view of the road ahead. If your windscreen has chips or cracks, this guide explains what size damage may still pass , what causes failures, and how to avoid delays in getting your certificate. Common v