5 Reference materials
29 Sample European Community (EC) whole vehicle approval plate
Excluding motorcycles
Note 1
Any directive number in the whole vehicle approval number is acceptable to prove compliance with all standards requirements with the exception of frontal impact and emissions.
Note 2
If the number is Framework directive 2001/116 or one of its higher amendments, it will prove compliance with all required standards and also frontal impact and emissions to Euro 3. If the number is frame work directive 2007/46 or one of its higher amendments, it will prove compliance with all required standards and also frontal impact and emissions to Euro 4. The current higher amendment numbers are:
2007/37 | 2007/46 | 285/2009 | 595/2009corr | 2010/19 |
1060/2008 | 385/2009 | 595/2009 | 661/2009 | 371/2010 |
Note 3
The following directive numbers are not acceptable to prove compliance with all standards. An exemption to land transport rules is required, which will require evidence such as a European certificate of conformity (CoC) and test reports to demonstrate that requirements have been substantially complied with and that further compliance is unnecessary.
KS/46 | KS07/46 |
Motorcycles and mopeds
Note 1
Listed below are examples of the acceptable ‘base directive/regulation numbers’ shown in the EC whole vehicle approval number which are acceptable to prove compliance with all standards, including braking standards:
92/61 | 2002/24 | 2009/67 | 168/2013 |
Motorcycles - alternative
Page amended 1 November 2017 (see amendment details)
Page updated 8 November 2019 (see details)
Entry certification
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Pre-registration and VIN
- 3 Inspection and certification
- 4 Technical bulletins
- 5 Reference materials
- 1 Annex B: Conditional permit for the operation of uncertified vehicles
- 2 Annex A: List of addresses to be attached to Annex B conditional permit
- 3 Annex B heavy vehicle safety check sheet
- 4 Annex B light vehicle safety check sheet
- 5 Sample vehicle compliance certificates
- 6 Sample light vehicle repair record of certification (LT308)
- 7 Sample heavy vehicle specialist certificate (LT400)
- 8 Sample low volume vehicle certification plates
- 9 Sample statement of compliance issued under the Low Volume Vehicle Code (F001)
- 10 Sample LVV plate attachment delegation form
- 11 Sample Vintage Car Club identity card
- 12 Sample Vintage Car Club certificate of authentication
- 13 Translations of common Japanese vehicle makes
- 14 Translations of Japanese year of manufacture
- 15 Request to locate missing border check record/s
- 16 Request for an exemption from border check requirements
- 17 Request to remove border damage flag
- 18 Request for an exemption to remove trim on an imported used and parallel imported new vehicle
- 19 Sample statement of compliance
- 20 Sample de-registration certificates (Japan)
- 21 Sample temporary de-registration certificates (Japan)
- 22 Sample export certificates (Japan)
- 23 Sample completion inspection certificate (Japan)
- 24 Sample detailed registration history certificate (Japan)
- 25 Sample notification of dismantlement for motorcycles and mopeds (Japan)
- 26 Sample registration documents (Singapore)
- 27 Sample registration documents (Hong Kong)
- 28 Sample United Nations Economic Commission - UN/ECE - compliance plates
- 29 Sample European Community (EC) whole vehicle approval plate
- 30 Sample Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard - FMVSS - compliance plate/label
- 31 Sample certificate of origin (US)
- 32 Sample Australian Design Rules - ADR - compliance plates
- 34 Vehicle odometer discrepancy – notification to the NZ Police
- 35 Sample EPA plates
- 36 Application for an exemption from vehicle rules
- 37 Chassis rating procedure: independently imported vehicles (including trailers)
- 38 Sample fuel consumption statement
- 39 Sample single-sensitive seatbelt declaration
- 40 Sample TSD agent’s single-sensitive seatbelt declaration
- 41 MoT St31391 seatbelt anchorage specifications
- 42 Brake declaration templates
- 43 Exhaust emissions standards compliance information for heavy vehicles
- 44 Sample frontal impact exemption letter
- 46 Application for a special interest vehicle permit
- 47 Sample Annex C conditional permit
- 48 MotorSport exemption application
- 49 Sample EC certificate of conformity
- 50 Application for identification of an immigrant's vehicle
- 51 Category A left-hand drive vehicle permit application
- 53 VIN approval request form
- 54 Vehicle report form
- 55 FS012 upper seatbelt anchorage request form
- 56 Alternative documents form
- 57 Lost de-registration or export certificate form
- 58 Sample Canadian Motor Vehicle Safety Standard - CMVSS - compliance plate/label
- 59 Sample UK registration certificate
- 60 Authority to issue statements of compliance for Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge and Ram vehicles
- 61 HVSC Memo 59: HV power pack upgrades to meet emissions requirements
- 62 Sample letter – Recognition of specified vehicle as an immigrant’s vehicle
- 63 Sample letter and permit for Category A left-hand drive vehicle
- 64 British certificate of permanent export
- 65 Exhaust emissions test certificate
- 66 NZ Customs ‘Deed of undertaking’
- 67 Sample UK V308 registration document
- 68 Sample UK VX302 registration document
- 69 Sample auction invoices
- 70 Sample hpi and Experion reports
- 71 Examples of major structural damage and corrosion
- 72 Examples of minor non-structural cosmetic damage
- 73a DEKRA Certificate of compliance - vehicles classes
- 73b DEKRA Certificate of compliance - emissions standards
- 73c TUV Emissions certificates
- 73d TUV SUD Certificate of compliance
- 74 Torque wrenches
- 75 PPSR certificate
- 76 Re-identify stolen and recovered vehicles
- 77 VIA and IMVIA Exhaust emission compliance certificates
- 78 Fuel Consumption Import Statement System
- 79 Sample LT307 (No Repair Certification Required Declaration - Light Vehicle)
- 80 Old EC directives for exhaust emissions standards
- 81 Sample VTNZ-issued proof of emissions compliance letter
- 82 Sample Singapore LTA technical letter
- 83 Irish certificate of registration