In transit plates may be used on which type of motor vehicles?

In transit plates are specifically designed for vehicles that are in transit and not for permanent registration. They are typically used for vehicles that are consigned to wholesale auction dealers. This is because dealers need a way to operate and transport vehicles from one location to another during the sale process, while they are not yet registered to a specific owner. The use of in transit plates allows them to lawfully operate these vehicles without needing to complete the full registration process first.

The other options indicate scenarios where in transit plates are not typically applicable. Vehicles registered to private owners would generally be required to have standard registration for operation. Motor homes being transported may not need in transit plates under normal circumstances, as they usually get registered like other vehicles. Farm vehicles transporting goods also have specific licensing and registration requirements that differ from the use of in transit plates in dealer transactions. Therefore, the accurate application of in transit plates aligns clearly with vehicles consigned to wholesale auction dealers.