Which statement about Vehicle is true?

• A. It includes only devices not used for commerce
• B. It excludes devices classified as habitation
• C. It includes devices in, on, or by which any person or property is propelled, moved, or drawn, in the normal course of commerce or transportation
• D. It is limited to motor vehicles on roads

Answer: (C)

The main concept here is how a vehicle is defined for penal code purposes. The true definition is broad: a vehicle is any device in, on, or by which any person or property is propelled, moved, or drawn, in the normal course of commerce or transportation. This means the term isn’t limited to cars or buses on roads; it covers a wide range of devices used to move people or goods in everyday commerce or transportation.

This broad scope explains why the other ideas don’t fit. It’s not restricted to devices not used for commerce—it actually includes those used in commerce. It doesn’t exclude devices labeled as habitation, and it isn’t limited to motor vehicles on roads.