WITHOUT passing a roadworthy test, no registration certificates or vehicle licences will be issued to new owners.
Here are some conditions a vehicle must meet before it gets a roadworthy certificate.
Vehicle Identification: If any ID numbers differ from the paperwork, the vehicle is sent to the police for clearance.
Electrical system: All lights and electric motor-based systems must work properly.
Doors and handles: All the doors must open and close easily, from inside and outside.
Windows and winders: All the safety glass windows must open and close easily.
Safety belts: Seat belts must fasten and release with ease and not be damaged.
Seats: All seats must be firmly secured.
Fuel cap: The tank needs a working fuel cap.
Rust: Any corroded edges that can cause injury or damage fails the roadworthy test.
Wheels: Worn-out tyres are a no-no.
Brakes: Any brake problem fails the test.
