Virginia Code § 46.2-1565.1 establishes penalties for violations related to the use and misuse of temporary license plates. Violating these provisions is classified as a Class 1 misdemeanor, and summons can be issued to dealerships, authorized persons, or vehicle operators. The law emphasizes accountability for improper use of temporary plates to ensure compliance with motor vehicle regulations.
Violating the laws related to temporary license plates is considered a Class 1 misdemeanor in Virginia, which can result in criminal charges.
Summons can be issued to the dealership that issued the plates, the person permitting unlawful use, or the vehicle operator if plates are used improperly.
Misuse includes using the plates contrary to the authorized use or violating regulations set forth in Virginia law regarding temporary plates.
More details can be found in Virginia's Title 46.2 of the Code, specifically section 46.2-1565.1 and related provisions.