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1. About the Registered Automotive Workshop Scheme

The Registered Automotive Workshop Scheme ( RAWS) allows for the importation and supply of used specialist or enthusiast vehicles to the market in Australia. ... For these vehicles please refer to Vehicle Safety Standards Bulletin 10 ( VSB10) Importing Vehicles into Australia.

http://raws.infrastructure.gov.au/ [ 1k - html ]

2. Importing Vehicles to Australia

Importing Vehicles to Australia. Related Links. ... Vehicle Safety Bulletin 10 - Importing Vehicles to Australia, explains whether a vehicle is eligible to be imported and how to obtain an import approval.

http://www.infrastructure.gov.au/roads/vehicle_regulation/bulletin/importing_vehicles/index.aspx [ 42k - aspx ]

3. Unrestricted Used Motorcycles

Home > Unrestricted Motorcycles. Unrestricted Used Motorcycles. The Registered Automotive Workshop Scheme allows the importation of L-group used vehicles with no restriction on the number of vehicles that may be imported and ... To meet these guidelines used imported two-wheeled and three-wheeled vehicles to be supplied to the market in unrestricted...

http://raws.infrastructure.gov.au/motorcycles/index.htm [ 1k - html ]

4. REGISTERED AUTOMOTIVE WORKSHOP SCHEME (RAWS)

The States and Territories no longer issue VINs for used imported vehicles therefore you should not attempt to obtain a VIN for any used imported vehicle. ... These vehicles cannot be plated by a RAW. Evidence. Evidence for RAWS must be in line with the Approval to Place Used Import Plates Determination 2002 ( No 2).

http://raws.infrastructure.gov.au/docs/issue2.doc [ 53k - doc ]

5. Import Loophole Closes for Older Used Cars

D3/2005

http://www.infrastructure.gov.au/department/media/2005/d3_2005.aspx [ 40k - aspx ]

6. issue no. 42—July 2007 Feature Article This issue of ...

Explanatory Notes Each issue contains explanatory notes about the terms and concepts that are used in Waterline ( page 22 29). ... For example, the number of containers processed at the port terminal is used as an indicator of size of task, but is not comprehensive because at this stage it excludes some

http://www.bitre.gov.au/publications/75/Files/wl42.pdf [ 2326k - pdf ]

7. Frequently Asked Questions

A workshop applying to become a RAW needs to have information to show that after modification, their vehicles will meet all applicable ADRs in accordance with the Motor Vehicle Standards Act, ... The Evidence Determination provides the evidence requirements and acceptable types of evidence for different categories of used imported vehicles.

http://raws.infrastructure.gov.au/faq_1.htm [ 1k - html ]

8. Importing Vehicles to Australia - General Information

Home > Roads > Vehicle Regulation > Bulletins > Importing Vehicles to Australia > General Information. ... Importing Vehicles to Australia - General Information. An Import Approval must be obtained for a vehicle to gain customs clearance at its point of entry to Australia.

http://www.infrastructure.gov.au/roads/vehicle_regulation/bulletin/importing_vehicles/general/index.aspx [ 44k - aspx ]

9. Guide to the Registered Automotive Workshop Scheme

This guide is intended to explain how to go about importing and supplying imported used vehicles to the Australian market. ... For information on these and other categories of vehicle imports refer to Vehicle Standards Bulletin Number 10 – Importing Vehicles to Australia, available on the Departments website ( www.infrastructure.gov.au).

http://raws.infrastructure.gov.au/Docs/Word/RAWS_Guide_v4.0.doc [ 775k - doc ]

10. Issue Paper Submission

transport can provide private as well as commercial services whereas rail is restricted to commercial services only.Users of private modes of transport expect safe vehicles; safe rules with individual responsibility; whereas

http://www.infrastructure.gov.au/aviation/nap/files_issues_paper/AMROBA.pdf [ 391k - pdf ]

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