Road safety is defined as physical fulfillment of road elements according to its technical requirements and roadside  conditions  so  that  the  road  does  not  contribute  to  traffic  accidents.  The  condition  of  roads  that  meet technical requirements is also called roadworthiness. This paper aims to review safety aspects of road worthiness tests. The study was conducted using qualitative approach based on procedures for roadworthiness test according to Minister of Public Works Regulation No.  11/PRT/M/2010. Data from field test results and surveys are then processed  to  obtain  roadworthiness  categories  by  referring  to  six  technical  components,  namely  geometric, pavement structures, bridges, right of way, traffic management and road equipment. The Tambu-Tompe National Road section in Central Sulawesi was chosen as the case study. The results indicated that the segment is categorized as “Conditional” where the proportion of “Eligible” and “Conditional” is 44% and 56%. The results of the study can be used by road authorities to determine priority of fulfillment of road function category.   Keywords: roadworthiness, road safety analysis, road physical inspection, road technical requirements