Which of the following is NOT covered under Accident Benefits?

Accident Benefits under Ontario's auto insurance primarily focus on providing coverage for injuries sustained in automobile accidents, regardless of who is at fault. This includes medical expenses for the insured individuals, compensation for loss of income due to incapacity, and injuries to passengers.

The option that is not covered relates to damage to property carried in the automobile. This kind of coverage is typically addressed under the Property Damage Liability section of an auto insurance policy, not the Accident Benefits. Therefore, while Accident Benefits cover personal injuries and related expenses, they do not extend to cover damage to goods or property that may be within the vehicle at the time of an accident. This distinction is important for understanding the scope of coverage under the Accident Benefits section of an auto insurance policy.