Windscreen and glazing

Windscreen and glazing : Ensuring Clarity and Structural Integrity

During a roadworthy inspection, Ausmec examiners meticulously assess windscreens and glazing with these three safety considerations in mind:

  1. Operator Safety: A clear and properly secured windscreen allows the driver or rider unobstructed visibility of the road, minimizing the risk of accidents.
  2. Public Safety for Occupants: In the event of a collision, a structurally sound windscreen and glazing system helps protect occupants from debris and minimizes the risk of ejection.
  3. Environmental Impact: Compliance with regulations ensures the windscreen and glazing materials meet environmental safety standards.

By thoroughly examining these areas, Ausmec examiners guarantee that windscreens and glazing contribute to a safe driving experience for everyone while adhering to environmental regulations.

Boxes to Tick as set out by the Queensland Light Vehicle Inspection Manual Page 13 and 14

Extra information on some RWC rules :

Background,  Seats and Restraints,  Lamps lights and Electrical,  Windscreen,  Body chassis and frame, Tow Couplings,  Steering and Suspension,  Wheels and Tyres,  Brakes, Engine driveline and emissions,  Vehicle safety Features,  Vehicle Identification,  Modifications,  Road Test,  Motorcycle RWC Standards, 

 

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