Need a *Certificate of Inspection (COI) for your Uber, DiDi, Ola, taxi, limousine or booked hire vehicle?* Instant Mobile RWC provides professional vehicle inspection services designed to help Queensland passenger transport operators keep their vehicles compliant and ready for work.
We inspect eligible passenger transport vehicles across *Brisbane, South Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Ipswich and surrounding areas*.
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If you drive for *Uber, DiDi, Ola or another approved rideshare platform in Queensland, your vehicle may require a current **Certificate of Inspection (COI)* to operate as a booked hire vehicle.
A COI is different from a standard safety certificate. Queensland’s vehicle inspection requirements identify *booked hire vehicles, taxis and limousines* as vehicles that require a Certificate of Inspection, subject to the applicable vehicle category and requirements.
Our team can help you understand the inspection process and arrange an inspection for your eligible vehicle.
Whether you are a full-time rideshare driver, drive part-time after work or operate multiple passenger vehicles, we aim to make your vehicle inspection as convenient as possible.
We keep the inspection process as straightforward as possible.
Call us or complete the online enquiry form with your vehicle and service details.
Let us know whether the vehicle is being used for Uber, DiDi, Ola, taxi, limousine, booked hire or another passenger transport service.
We'll help you arrange a suitable inspection appointment based on the service required and your vehicle's circumstances.
Our inspection team checks the applicable safety and vehicle requirements relevant to the inspection.
If the vehicle meets the applicable requirements, the relevant certificate can be issued through the approved inspection process.
The vehicle's safety-related components are inspected to identify defects that could affect safe operation.
The braking system and associated components are assessed as part of the applicable inspection requirements.
Steering and suspension components are checked for condition and compliance.
Tyres, wheels and associated components are checked for relevant safety requirements.
The general condition of the vehicle is considered, including components that may affect its safe operation.
The requirement is based on the vehicle’s use and applicable Queensland requirements, not whether you drive full-time or part-time.
You need to transfer the vehicle’s documents to the new owner when you decide to sell your used vehicle. And every buyer would like to know that the vehicle they are purchasing is in good condition. A roadworthy certificate helps in this transfer of ownership. The buyer will ask you for a safety certificate.
