Watch this video if you want to import or provide one vehicle - or a small number of vehicles - into Australia. You'll need to apply for a single road vehicle approval.
For example, you'll need this approval if:
Under the Road Vehicle Standards (RVS) laws, vehicle component manufacturers can apply for a component type approval. While it is not compulsory to seek an RVS approval, there are a number of benefits if you do.
Anyone with the appropriate skills can produce a Model Report – which sets out requirements for the modification, manufacture and verification of certain road vehicles under the Road Vehicle Standards (or RVS) laws.
Watch this video to find out more about authorised vehicle verifiers (AVVs) important role as independent assessors of road vehicles, checking for compliance with the national road vehicle standards.
With the introduction of the Road Vehicle Standards (RVS) laws, the way that registered automotive workshops (RAWs) need to operate changed.
Watch this video to learn about the transitional arrangements in place to help you ease into the new laws and help you comply.
In this video we show you how delete draft applications you no longer need. We also show you how to withdraw an application that you have already submitted, so that you can amend and resubmit, or delete it from ROVER.
You can provide someone else the authority to act on your behalf in ROVER. Watch this video to learn step-by-step how to do this, including choosing the level of access (standard or limited) and the functions they can do on your behalf.
Watch this video to learn how to navigate ROVER. It will show you where to go to start a new application, where to find your draft and submitted applications, and other areas of the system that may help you manage your account and approvals.
