OMVIC Practice Test

What penalty may a dealer face for repeated violations of OMVIC regulations?

1. Temporary loss of privileges to sell vehicles

2. No action will be taken

3. Material support from OMVIC

4. Additional training courses offered for free

The correct answer is: Temporary loss of privileges to sell vehicles

The penalty a dealer may face for repeated violations of OMVIC regulations is the temporary loss of privileges to sell vehicles. This is a significant consequence intended to enforce compliance with regulations and protect consumers. By temporarily revoking a dealer's ability to operate, OMVIC emphasizes the seriousness of the repeated violations, reinforcing the expectation that dealers adhere to established laws and regulations governing the automotive retail sector. This measure serves both as a punishment for the dealer and a deterrent for others who may consider breaching the rules. The other options do not hold up in terms of consequences that align with regulatory enforcement. The idea of no action being taken would undermine the authority of OMVIC and fail to uphold the standards required in the industry, while offering material support or free training courses does not directly address the issue of repeated violations or ensure accountability. The corrective action of revoking selling privileges is a much more appropriate response to ensure compliance and protect consumers.