) destroyed, or g) obliterated, or h) affixed unlawfully or by unauthorised persons. Note 1 The vehicle inspector must notify NZTA using the Vehicle report form if there is reason to believe that the VIN or chassis number has been tampered with in any way. Vehicle report form The vehicle inspector must not issue a WoF/CoF/permit until approved by NZTA. Approval will usually include the issue or re-issue of a new VIN plate. The vehicle inspector must not issue a WoF/CoF/permit if there is
) destroyed, or g) obliterated, or h) affixed unlawfully or by unauthorised persons. Note 1 The vehicle inspector must notify NZTA using the Vehicle report form if there is reason to believe that the VIN or chassis number has been tampered with in any way. Vehicle report form The vehicle inspector must not issue a WoF/CoF/permit until approved by NZTA. Approval will usually include the issue or re-issue of a new VIN plate. The vehicle inspector must not issue a WoF/CoF/permit if there is
) destroyed, or g) obliterated, or h) affixed unlawfully or by unauthorised persons. Note 1 The vehicle inspector must notify NZTA using the Vehicle report form if there is reason to believe that the VIN or chassis number has been tampered with in any way. Vehicle report form The vehicle inspector must not issue a WoF/CoF/permit until approved by NZTA. Approval will usually include the issue or re-issue of a new VIN plate. The vehicle inspector must not issue a WoF/CoF/permit if there is
) destroyed, or g) obliterated, or h) affixed unlawfully or by unauthorised persons. Note 1 The vehicle inspector must notify NZTA using the Vehicle report form if there is reason to believe that the VIN or chassis number has been tampered with in any way. Vehicle report form The vehicle inspector must not issue a WoF/CoF/permit until approved by NZTA. Approval will usually include the issue or re-issue of a new VIN plate. The vehicle inspector must not issue a WoF/CoF/permit if there is
Standard requirements are met. Issuing an MR2A for approved new vehicles There are a number of vehicle manufacturers and importers whose vehicles can be issued with an MR2A registration form without having to be certified by an entry-level vehicle inspector. It must be a complete, standard production vehicle (except bare chassis or cab/chassis units that require additional construction and have the appropriate temporary certification). In cases where authorised manufacturers or
In order to inspect a vehicle at the border the vehicle inspector and inspecting organisation must take the following steps: 1. Know the vehicle inspector’s and inspecting organisation’s responsibilities. Part 3.1 of this section lists the legal responsibilities. The vehicle inspector and inspecting organisation must read and understand them. 2. Establish whether the vehicle requires a border inspection. Part 3.2 of this section explains how to determine if a vehicle requires a border
Applicable legislation: Land Transport Rule: Vehicle Standards Compliance 2002 (Rule 35001/1) (‘the Rule’) 1.1 Vehicle inspectors and inspecting organisations (definitions in the Rule) Vehicle inspector means an individual appointed by NZTA under section 2.2(1) of the Rule to carry out inspection and certification activities in accordance with requirements and conditions imposed by NZTA Inspecting organisation means a person or organisation appointed by NZTA under section 2.2(1
The manual is structured into three main parts: 1 Introduction The introduction explains the duties and responsibilities of the inspecting organisation and vehicle inspector, the inspection and certification process, complaints procedures, inspection premises and equipment, and the appointment of vehicle inspectors and inspecting organisations. It also includes definitions and abbreviations, sample certification documents and an improvement suggestion form. The introduction is relevant to
testing stations what has been certified and where all relevant information about the certification can be found. The LT400 is supplied on a pre-printed form and can only be purchased by approved inspectors. Procedure documentation sheets A procedure documentation sheet (PDS) records the details of an inspection (ie vehicle details, measurements, drawings, critical matters, etc) to assess whether a vehicle may be certified. All inspectors are required to have a PDS for each certification as stated
VIN or chassis number cannot be located, the vehicle inspector should contact the manufacturer’s agent or the local VIN issuing agent. Note 2 The vehicle inspector must notify NZTA using the vehicle report form if there is reason to believe that the VIN or chassis number has been tampered with in any way. The vehicle inspector must not issue a WoF/CoF/permit until approved by NZTA. Approval will usually include the issue or re-issue of a new VIN plate. The vehicle inspector must not
