CVOR Vehicle Inspection Regulations 2

Question 1

What is a daily trip inspection report and who must complete it?

Accepted Answer

A systematic vehicle check completed by the driver before and after each trip

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A fuel log completed by the dispatcher

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An annual inspection by a licensed mechanic

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A GPS tracking report from the ELD

Question 2

What are major defects versus minor defects in Ontario's inspection system?

Accepted Answer

Major defects make the vehicle unsafe and need immediate repair; minor defects need repair within a timeframe

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There is no classification system

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Minor defects are cosmetic; major relate to paint

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Major defects only apply to trailers

Question 3

How often must a commercial vehicle undergo an annual safety inspection?

Accepted Answer

At least once every 12 months

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Every 6 months

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Every 2 years

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Only when changing ownership

Question 4

What is an NSC Schedule 1 inspection?

Accepted Answer

A standardized roadside inspection of mechanical condition and driver credentials

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An interior cleanliness check

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A financial audit of maintenance budgets

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An inspection of the entertainment system

Question 5

Who can legally perform annual safety inspections in Ontario?

Accepted Answer

Licensed technicians at registered Motor Vehicle Inspection Stations

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Any person with a valid driver's licence

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Only MTO employees

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Any auto body shop

Question 6

What must a carrier do when a vehicle fails its annual safety inspection?

Accepted Answer

Remove the vehicle from service until repaired and re-inspected

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Continue operating until the next inspection

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Transfer the vehicle to a different driver

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Apply for an MTO exemption