OMVIC Practice Test

A safety standard certificate means that the vehicle met certain basic standards of safety on the day it was inspected. This does not guarantee that the vehicle will remain safe or be free of mechanical issues in the future. Options A, C, and D are not correct because they make assumptions about the long-term safety and reliability of the vehicle. Option A says the vehicle is guaranteed to be safe, which is not necessarily true. Option C mentions a warranty, but this only covers the vehicle for 36 days and does not indicate its overall safety. Option D states that the vehicle requires immediate repairs, but this would mean it did not meet the basic safety standards and therefore would not receive a safety standard certificate.