RVS: Vehicle type approval requirements video
If you're planning to import an unlimited number of a particular type of road vehicle into Australia, you'll need to apply for a vehicle type approval.RVS: Light (low ATM) trailer requirements video
If you manufacture or import low ATM trailers—trailers with an aggregate trailer mass of 4.5 tonnes or less—you'll need to apply for an approval under the Road Vehicle Standards laws before providing them to the Australian market.The role of an authorised vehicle verifier video
Watch this video to learn about the important role of an authorised vehicle verifier (AVV), who acts as an independent assessor checking a road vehicle's compliance with the applicable national road vehicle standards.Model Report requirements video
Anyone with the appropriate skills can produce a Model Report, which sets out requirements for the modification, manufacture and verification of a specific road vehicle under the Road Vehicle Standards laws.Component type approvals—demonstrating control and conformity of production video
Under the Road Vehicle Standards laws, vehicle component manufacturers can apply for a component type approval to cover a single vehicle component or an assembly of one or more components.How to import a road vehicle into Australia video
Before importing a road vehicle into Australia, you need to apply for and be granted an import approval.Single road vehicle approvals video
Before importing one vehicle or a small number of vehicles into Australia, you'll need to apply for a single road vehicle approval. For example:RVS laws: A risk-based approach to compliance video
Watch this video to find out more about how we use a risk-based approach to manage compliance with the Road Vehicle Standards Act 2018, Road Vehicle Standards Rules 2019, and Australian Design Rules.Guide to vehicle type approvals—Appendix 4—UN Regulations that have been applied
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