Which type of plate must not be displayed on vehicles used for towing?

Full-use dealer plates are specifically intended for demonstrator vehicles that are actively being used for the purpose of sales and marketing within the dealership. These plates signify that the vehicle is for use by the dealership itself, typically showcasing vehicles to potential buyers. However, when it comes to vehicles being used for towing, the rules and regulations surrounding the display of plates become more specific.

Vehicles that are primarily involved in towing, such as tow trucks or trailers, typically require specific types of registration and identification. The use of full-use dealer plates on these vehicles can lead to confusion regarding their function and may not meet the specific legal requirements for towing vehicles. Therefore, it is prohibited to use full-use dealer plates for such purposes to ensure compliance with regulations designed to clearly identify vehicles used for commercial towing.

In contrast, dealer demo plates, temporary registration permits, and depot plates may have different allowances and uses that could make them acceptable for vehicles being towed or performing towing activities.