JULES STREET VEHICLE TESTING STATION
“ONE LIFE LOST IS ONE TOO MANY”
Jules Vehicle Testing Station is a fully SABS compliant Roadworthy Center
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Roadworthy is our business for safe and quality vehicle fitness.
our vision
Our vision is to have safer vehicles on our SA roads and help reduce road carnage.
SABS compliant
Jules Vehicle Testing Station is a fully SABS compliant Roadworthy Centre.
about us
Jules Street Vehicle Testing station was established on the 22 June 2016. We are situated at 346 Jules Street Malvern Johannesburg. Jules Street Vehicle Testing Station is SABS approved and we comply with all South African National Standards, we are regulated by the Department of Roads and Transport.
We have a competent and professional work force that will ensure that a quality service is rendered to all our clients.
Our vision is to have safer vehicles on our SA roads and help reduce road carnage.
“One life lost is one too many.”
Roadworthy is our business for safe and quality vehicle fitness.
SO FAR WE HAVE HELPED
22 000
VEHICLES
5,287
FAMILIES
R 130 000
SAVE
When and why is a Roadworthy Test required?
National Road Traffic Act.93 of 1996, Regulations 128 – 283B
South African National Standard 10216 of 2017 and 10047
According to the National Road Traffic Act a Roadworthy Test on a road vehicle is required when, upon the second and subsequent ownership registration/s of all road vehicles. South Africa’s National Transport system (eNatis) automatically blocks a vehicle license disc renewal upon the vehicles second and subsequent ownership registration/s, where it will inform the new owner as: CRW required.
Secondary transaction such as vehicle Police clearance, or by Traffic Police instruction, a Roadworthy Test is also required.
The entirety of the Act, and the regulations relevant to the roadworthiness of vehicles, are in law for the purpose of our Public Road Safety.
As for and as an Act of public goodwill, it is therefore imperative that everyone takes responsibility concerning the Roadworthiness of their motor vehicle/s, by regularly visiting a Vehicle Testing Station licensed with the Department of Transport and audited by the SABS.