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Section 78.21 - Dealer plates (a) Dealer plates may be used for all purposes for which transporter plates may be used and, in addition, they may be used for the operation of any vehicle owned or controlled by the dealer and held for sale or demonstration, except: (1) a vehicle maintained primarily for towing or for ...

In the state of New York, you cannot get temporary tags for your car. There's another type of temporary vehicle registration that you must obtain in lieu of temporary tags. You need to get a transporter license plate instead, which is also referred to as the in-transit vehicle permit.

To amend the registration or get a replacement (duplicate) document for your current dealer or transporter business, you must submit the Request for Business Amendment / Duplicate Certificate (pdf) (MV-253G). You will receive a replacement document by mail in approximately 5 to 7 business days.

Bring a vehicle purchased in New York State to another part of the state to register. You can apply for an an intrastate in-transit permit, which will allow you to transport a vehicle from a location within New York to another location within New York.

Here's what you need to bring to the DMV to apply for an in-transit vehicle permit: a completed In-Transit Permit / Title Application (MV-82ITP) proof of ownership. proof of identity. payment for in-transit permit fee. proof of insurance.

ing to the New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 402, a person cannot operate, drive or park a vehicle unless it has a distinctive number (license plate) assigned to it. The license plate cannot be visibly displayed and has to be securely fastened in the front and rear of the vehicle.

(1) A registered dealer may loan his dealer plate with a vehicle owned or controlled by him for a period of not more than five days. A renewal of the loan covering the same vehicle and a dealer plate to the same person or firm is prohibited.

A licensed driver who is an employee of the dealership may drive a vehicle with dealer plates when they are acting within the course of his or her employment. A licensed driver who is a prospective buyer or lessee may test drive a vehicle with special plates for up to seven days.