
Van seatbelts - view from side
Fitting seats and seatbelts to a van requires design to meet the loading requirements in a frontal collision. The LVV Standards for seats and for seatbelt anchorages set out the different ways of meeting these requirements. Continue reading Seats and Seatbelts in a Van

Aaron's Holden Ute
Why would you change a perfectly good Ute? What’s wrong with the way GM Holden build them? Continue reading Aaron’s Holden Ute

Short wheelbase model

He's obviously not used to doing stoppies!
This VW Kombi was built many years ago, and was on the road long before Low Volume Vehicle certification was introduced. It has been shortened to 1200 mm wheelbase. Continue reading VW Kombi Stunt-van
Our press release:
Press Release- John Brett Technology Ltd.
Are you sure your vehicle is safe? Are you sure it is legal for road use?
Any modified or scratch-built vehicle is required by law to have Low Volume Vehicle Certification to ensure that safety and environmental standards are met.
Warrant and COF agents are required to see an LVV Plate covering any modifications, before the WOF or COF can be issued. Insurers will decline insurance or claims for illegally modified vehicles. The NZ Police are happy to “Pink Sticker” any illegally modified vehicle, ordering it off the road.
John Brett Technology Ltd. is a “Low Volume Vehicle Certifying Organization”, under delegated authority from the Land Transport Agency. Continue reading John Brett Technology Ltd. enters “Westpac Business Enterprise Awards”

Ford Falcon Super-Stretch Limo
More Limousines build to order, right here in New Zealand. Why import some tired old American limo, and pay for RHD Conversion, when you could have a beautiful strech limo built to your specifications. Land Transport and LVVTA Have developed strict guidelines, which ensure that all vehicles drive, handle, ride, and steer safely and pleasantly, and that all safety standards are met. Continue reading Stretch Limousines
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