Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an off-premise permit?

An off-premise permit is specifically designed for temporary vehicle sales at locations that are not the primary place of business for a dealership. The characteristics of an off-premise permit typically include allowing sales for a limited time and requiring that the permit be displayed at the off-premise location during the sales event.

The option indicating that the permit could be used for a permanent location does not align with its intended use. An off-premise permit is temporary by nature and does not grant the rights associated with a permanent dealership location. Therefore, saying it could be used for a permanent location misrepresents the fundamental purpose of the off-premise permit, which is to facilitate temporary vehicle sales rather than serve as a permanent solution for operating a dealership.

The other attributes tied to off-premise permits—such as validity for a specific duration and the requirement for display at the sales site—are indeed essential characteristics because they emphasize the permit's temporary and conditional usage in designated areas.