LICENSE INSPECTION BOOKINGS

Your registration has expired. You forgot to pay your registration.

You will need to bring

• Your Driver’s License
• Temporary Movement Permit
• Proof of Ownership

You want to license your vehicle in Western Australia. You are bringing a bike that is currently registered in another Australian State into Western Australia permanently.

You will need to bring

• Your Driver’s License
• Temporary Movement Permit

You have received a yellow sticker or work order. You have repaired the vehicle to comply with the West Australian Road Regulations and need your bike inspected.

You will need to bring

• Your Driver’s License
• Your Infringement Notice

Your vehicle has been modified and needs to be inspected before it can be registered.

You will need to bring

• Your Driver’s License
• Temporary Movement Permit

Your vehicle passed an inspection, but the inspection certificate has expired. It will need another full inspection before it can be registered

You will need to bring

• Your Driver’s License
• Temporary Movement Permit

Your vehicle failed its first inspection. You have corrected the identified faults and now require a re-inspection.

You need to bring

• The inspection reference number from your initial inspection receipt

You require a concessional license, including club, vintage, racing and farm vehicle concessional licenses

You need to bring

• Your Driver’s License
• Your Club Membership papers(if applying for a 404 concessional license)

Repairs have been completed and you want to license a repairable written-off vehicle

To license a repairable written-off vehicle, two inspections are required. The initial inspection is undertaken by an Authorised WOVR inspector. The vehicle must then undergo an identity and roadworthy inspection. We also have qualified inspectors that can carry out this service.

You will need to bring

• Your Driver’s Licence
• Temporary Movement Permit
• All tax invoices and receipts for parts purchased and used on your vehicle.
• If you purchase parts from a wrecker or online – you need to provide the donor VIN where possible
  • If purchased privately – eg Gumtree and no donor VIN is available – you will need a receipt that includes the name, address, and phone number of the vendor
  • If the work is done by yourself, you will be required to provide a statutory declaration stating that you did the work, and you have the necessary qualifications to carry out this work.
• Proof of purchase of the vehicle
• Three sets of photographs of the vehicle. One set of photos taken before repairs were commenced, another during the repairs, and a final set after the repairs are completed. Each set of photos need to include the Left Hand side view, the Right Hand side view, the front view and the rear view.

Fees are charged at an hourly rate, and are dependent on the amount of work involved, with a minimum of 2 hours

Once the vehicle has passed the WOVR inspection we can carry out the required compliance inspection.

Note:

• We do not carry out initial inspections on personal import vehicles.
• We only inspect motorcycles, trikes, and ATV’s – vehicles without a steering wheel.
• A temporary Movement Permit is required if your vehicle is not registered in Western Australia. If you are unsure as to the status of your bike registration, please call our inspectors to clarify. All vehicles need to be road tested, so even if you are going to trailer your bike to us, we still require a movement permit for the road test.

A temporary movement permit can be purchased online by visiting https://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licensing/get-a-temporary-movement-permit.asp

Temporary Movement Permits can also be purchased by Calling 13 11 56

The fee schedule for a temporary Movement Permit can be found at https://www.transport.wa.gov.au/aboutus/transport-related-fees.asp

A Department of Transport vehicle examination is solely for determining whether a vehicle complies with applicable vehicle standards and statutory requirements for vehicle licensing purposes. It is not intended to be relied on as an assessment of a vehicle’s condition or of any of its parts. It is also not intended to be relied on for any decisions involving the value of a vehicle.

COMMON FAULTS

Before bringing in your bike to be inspected, it may save you time to check the more common faults we encounter.

• Rear Guards are too short – the end of the rear guard needs to be at a 45 degree angle from the centre of the axle.
• Exhaust is too Loud – 94 decibels is the maximum allowed. This is measured under specific conditions and using approved test equipment. We can test this for you free of charge if you are uncertain.
• Indicators do not meet specifications – The rear indicators need to be 180mm apart and the front indicators need to be 240mm apart.
• Lights – all lights need to be working and lenses clean and E-marked (early models may not be E-marked)
• Seat damaged – No tears or splits in the seat is acceptable
• Tyres too worn – Tread must not be worn down to the tread depth indicators
• Mirrors too Small – Minimum acceptable is 60mmin diameter