If you change the colour of your motorcycle, you must
- report it to the police within 6 days.
- call 911.
- do nothing.
- report it to a Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office within 6 days. ✓
Answer: D. report it to a Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office within 6 days.
Report the colour change to a Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office within six days.
Why this is the answer
The motorcycle handbook says your vehicle permit must accurately describe your motorcycle. Changing the colour is one of those changes, so it must be reported within six days. The handbook names a ServiceOntario centre for this report; the bank answer uses Driver and Vehicle Licence Issuing Office, the office wording used elsewhere in the handbook for permit and registration business. That makes the report-within-six-days choice the supported one, rather than police, 911 or doing nothing.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. report it to the police within 6 days. — The handbook does not say to report a colour change to the police; it directs the report to a ServiceOntario centre within six days.
- B. call 911. — The handbook does not tell you to call 911 for a colour change; it gives a six-day reporting step instead.
- C. do nothing. — Doing nothing leaves the permit description inaccurate, and the handbook requires changes such as colour to be reported within six days.
Remember it
Think: new paint means a six-day permit update at a licence office.