Virginia law allows licensed motor vehicle dealers to use dealer's license plates or temporary transport plates to demonstrate trucks or tractor trucks to prospective buyers. The demonstration is limited to a maximum of three days or 750 miles and cannot be repeated on the same vehicle by the same buyer within 60 days. Dealers must issue a certificate to the prospective purchaser, which must be carried during operation and serves as a temporary registration.
Dealer's license plates can be used for up to three days or 750 miles during a demonstration in Virginia.
No, the same buyer cannot use the demonstration vehicle on the same truck or tractor truck within 60 days after the initial demonstration.
The dealer must issue a certificate on forms provided by the Department, which the buyer must carry during operation as a temporary registration.
Yes, the certificate issued for demonstration replaces other registration, permits, and motor fuel road tax identification during the demonstration period.