In Queensland, a roadworthy certificate (or safety certificate) typically costs between $40 and $70 AUD, depending on the inspection station and vehicle type. New cars straight from the dealer usually don't need one, but if you're buying a used vehicle on Tradingpost or CarShowroom, expect to fork out this fee. The certificate confirms your car meets basic safety standards and is often required for registration transfers. Just remember, prices can fluctuate if your vehicle needs repairs before passing. For precise quotes, check local mechanics or authorised inspection sites.
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