How to Use Dealer Plates
Dealer plates have several purposes. They're used to test a vehicle following a repair or to deliver a vehicle to or from a manufacturer, dealer, repairer or agent. Driving a vehicle from a dealer's premises to a potential purchaser is also an important reason to have dealer plate.
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1Note the appearance of dealer plates. Dealer plates come with color options available in a fixed format, aluminum, and in a normal size.
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2Be aware of when dealer plates can be used. Dealer plates may be used for transporting unlicensed vehicles on the public highways. There's no restriction placed on how a dealer can use dealer plates as long as the vehicle is owned by dealership.
- A dealer cannot put a dealer plate on a vehicle it is leasing or has sold. However, a dealer's plate can be placed on loaded vehicles if the dealer has a loaded demonstration permit. Like any other plate, dealer plates expire and there is no grace period after the expiration of the plate.
- The expiration date is at midnight every June 30 or when a dealership has their dealer license suspended or revoked. A lost or stolen dealer plate may only be replaced after it has expired.
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- Original source of article, http://www.carprofit.com/
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