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Vehicle insurance and registration

Question 1 of 8

In Ontario, what is the law about automobile insurance?

It is compulsory.

Explanation:

"Ontario has compulsory automobile insurance. This means every vehicle registered in the province must be insured."
It is prohibited.
It is only allowed for large commercial vehicles.
It is only allowed for motorcycles.

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Question 2 of 8

A person who shows false documents while purchasing insurance may face:

License suspension for a year
Vehicle suspension for three months
Heavy fines
All of the above

Explanation:

"A person who presents false documents while purchasing insurance may face a one-year license suspension, a three-month vehicle suspension, and hefty fines."

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Question 3 of 8

What insurance protection does the owner receive if they pay the uninsured motor vehicle fee?

$10,000 insurance coverage
$20,000 insurance coverage
$35,000 insurance coverage
No insurance protection

Explanation:

"Paying the uninsured motor vehicle fee does not provide any direct insurance coverage for the driver, but it helps meet legal requirements."

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Question 4 of 8

In Ontario, license plates are based on?

A plate-to-plate system
A plate-to-vehicle system
A plate-to-owner system

Explanation:

"Licence plates in Ontario are based on a plate-to-owner system. This means that vehicle license plates move with the vehicle owner, not the vehicle. When you sell or change vehicles, you must remove your plates."
A plate-to-passenger system

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Question 5 of 8

When selling a motor vehicle to another person, you should:

Notify the ministry of the change of ownership within six days of date of sale
Go with the buyer to a vehicle licence issuing office to carry out the changes of ownership
If selling a vehicle without a safety standards certificate, return the vehicle licence plates and motor vehicle permit to a vehicle licence issuing office and obtain an unfit vehicle permit in the buyer's name
All of the above.

Explanation:

"When selling a vehicle, it’s crucial to notify the ministry, assist with ownership transfer, and comply with regulations if the vehicle is being sold without a safety certificate."

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Question 6 of 8

New Ontario residents have _______ days to register their vehicles.

15
30

Explanation:

"New Ontario residents have 30 days to register their vehicles."
45
60

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Question 7 of 8

When buying automobile insurance, what must you check?

That the insurance company and agent is licensed

Explanation:

"When buying automobile insurance, you must check whether an insurance company or agent is licensed."
That the insurance company is big enough
That the agent is older than 60 years old
None of the above

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Question 8 of 8

What should you do if you are involved in a collision?

Collect information about the collision scene and the people involved

Explanation:

"You must collect as much information about the collision scene and the people involved as possible. Gather details such as names, contact information, insurance details, and photos of the scene for legal and insurance purposes."
Escape the scene as soon as possible
Avoid taking pictures of the scene
Avoid giving personal information to the police

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