In Queensland, the 'roadworthy' is a Safety Certificate, and the price isn't a raffle—it’s capped by Transport and Main Roads and varies by vehicle type.
For most passenger cars, expect roughly AUD 60–100 for the inspection; motorcycles are a bit less, light trailers similar, and heavier vehicles cost more.
Mobile inspectors can tack on a call-out fee, and any repairs to actually make it pass are, naturally, extra.
If it fails, a re-inspection may attract another fee, so fix the obvious sins first and save yourself a second date with the clipboard.
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