Under the Off-Road Vehicle Act, Accident Benefits provide coverage for all of the following except one. Which is the exception?

The Off-Road Vehicle Act specifically delineates the types of coverages provided under Accident Benefits. Medical expenses, death expenses, and funeral expenses are all critical forms of financial assistance extended to victims and their families in the unfortunate event of an accident involving off-road vehicles.

Medical expenses cover necessary health-related costs incurred as a direct result of an accident, ensuring that victims can receive appropriate medical care without the burden of financial strain. Similarly, death expenses, which provide support related to the loss of life following an accident, and funeral expenses, which encompass costs associated with burial or memorial services, are also included under the coverage for the sake of victims' families.

In contrast, the Off-Road Vehicle itself is not covered under Accident Benefits. This is because the primary aim of the Accident Benefits is to address the human costs of accidents involving such vehicles, not to provide financial protection for the vehicles themselves. Therefore, the exception to the coverage provided under the Act is the Off-Road Vehicle.