The Consumer Protection Act gives AMVIC the authority to inspect all licensed automotive businesses in Alberta, including service and repair businesses. The purpose of the inspection is to determine compliance with the Consumer Protection Act and related regulations. This is a reminder that AMVIC inspectors will not be advising the business during an inspection whether Administrative Action … Continued
Read MoreAMVIC is Alberta’s automotive industry regulator and has the authority to look into automotive businesses and salespeople for breaches of the legislation that AMVIC enforces. As a reminder, AMVIC can look into consumer complaints involving: There are, however, limitations to what AMVIC regulates in Alberta’s automotive industry. AMVIC does not regulate all terrain vehicles (ATVs), motorcycles or … Continued
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Read MoreAMVIC inspectors have noticed a recent increase of recreational vehicle (RV) sales businesses that are performing RV repairs without being licensed for the specialty service they are providing. As we approach RV season, ensure your business is compliant before completing any services. A qualified RV technician is required to make RV repairs. This means non-engine … Continued
Read MoreSpring is here, which means camping season is around the corner. Here are a few tips to keep in mind when shopping for your new or used RV: When in doubt, visit amvic.org for useful resources including the vehicle history checklist, the service and repair estimate and authorization checklist and the all-in advertised pricing page.
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