| boris333 |
i tryed searching but couldnt find the info that i was exactly looking the best web site that i found was this one
http://www.omvic.on.ca/pdf/Dealer%20plates.pdf
but still didnt answer the question .. im wondering can a service plate by obtained if you are not running a business, like lets say you own like 10 cars how can you move them some ( eg. from your place to say buddys place or for a car wash, tinting window car show etc ) what you do ? call insurance company insure singe vehicle for a day then cancel it, i have done this in the past, so i get kicked of my insurance policy as i m changing car to often so whats the solution here ? i do not wont to run a business or be a dealer so how can i obtain a service does any one have any suggestions to my problem ? |
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| boris333 |
| sorrry about the mistakes as i cant edit the post ..... |
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| anatech |
Hi Boris,
You have two options that are legal, excluding the use of a tow truck.
1. 15 day transit sticker
2. Become a "dealer", it's the only way they will issue a dealer plate.
My brother owns a large dealership (3 store chain now), so I have some insight.
-Chris |
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| boris333 |
| well for a dealer plate i would need to have a car lot , run a business in order to get a dealer plate ? i couldnt apply for dealer plate with out having a business ? and those 15 day stickers you can only get 4 per year per car which is not enough, so you are saying there is no way to get a service plate (yellow) or the dealer plate |
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| anatech |
Yes. Not without some odd loophole. They are a business plate and not for the convenience of the average guy.
I think mechanics can get one as well. But really you should be talking to MOT and not asking on a forum. Get the true answer straight from the source. They may be able to help you there.
-Chris |
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