OMVIC License Practice Test & Course – Prepare for the OMVIC Exam in Ontario

The correct answer indicates that a vehicle weighing more than 4,536 kg (10,000 lbs) gross vehicle weight does not meet the criteria for eligibility for the CAMVAP (Canadian Motor Vehicle Arbitration Plan). CAMVAP is designed to handle disputes related to light-duty vehicles, which generally include cars, light trucks, and vans. This program is not intended for larger vehicles, such as heavy-duty trucks or commercial vehicles, which typically exceed the weight limit set by CAMVAP.

The other criteria listed reflect the program’s focus on consumer protections for vehicles that are more commonly encountered by average drivers. For instance, vehicles must be of the current or four previous model years to ensure that the program addresses newer vehicles that may be more prone to manufacturing defects or issues covered under warranty. Additionally, the mileage limit ensures that the vehicle has not been excessively used, as wear and tear could complicate or invalidate claims. Lastly, only vehicles manufactured by participants in CAMVAP are eligible, ensuring that the program works with recognized manufacturers who have agreed to abide by its rules and procedures.