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Which act ensures that vehicles sold must provide reasonable transportation for a reasonable period of time?

Consumer Protection Act
Highway Traffic Act
Motor Vehicle Act
Sale of Goods Act

The correct answer is: Sale of Goods Act

The Consumer Protection Act ensures that consumers receive a fair deal when purchasing goods and services, but does not specifically address vehicles. The Highway Traffic Act deals with driving regulations, not the sale of vehicles. The Motor Vehicle Act covers registration and safety requirements, but not warranties or guarantees for vehicles. Therefore, the Sale of Goods Act is the best option as it specifically addresses consumer protection in the sale of goods, including vehicles, ensuring that they provide reasonable transportation for a reasonable period of time.